The United Arab Emirates has expressed support for a U.S. call for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian truce in Sudan. UAE Minister of State Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan Al Nahyan emphasized the importance of international efforts to halt the ongoing conflict and initiate a political process aimed at establishing a civilian government.
Sheikh Shakhboot highlighted the worsening humanitarian situation in Sudan and the urgent need to protect civilians. He underscored the necessity for a cessation of hostilities and comprehensive political dialogue to address the crisis. The UAE’s stance aligns with broader international calls for peace and stability in the region.
In addition to advocating for a truce, the UAE has proposed expanding the existing United Nations arms embargo to cover all of Sudan. This measure, the UAE argues, could help diminish the influx of weapons into the country and enhance civilian protection.
The UAE has pledged to continue collaborating with international partners to support a political resolution that alleviates the suffering caused by the conflict. The ongoing violence in Sudan has drawn significant international concern, with multiple countries urging for a peaceful settlement and humanitarian relief.