The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Sudan, urging the pursuit of a peaceful solution and the return to the political process.
In a statement delivered by Amira Al-Hafiti, Deputy Permanent Representative of the UAE to the United Nations, the UAE stressed the importance of intensifying diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis.
The UAE emphasized the need to alleviate the dire humanitarian conditions faced by millions of Sudanese people due to ongoing conflicts, and the importance of not violating previous ceasefires.
It highlighted the necessity of providing food, water, and medical services to address food insecurity and support refugees and displaced individuals.
Amira Al-Hafiti underscored the importance of parties adhering to international humanitarian law, protecting civilians and civil infrastructure, and facilitating safe access for humanitarian workers and supplies.
The UAE reiterated its call for the complete implementation of commitments made in Jeddah and condemned the killing of humanitarian workers in Sudan.
The UAE expressed solidarity with the Sudanese people and their plight, including providing urgent relief assistance through airlifts and maritime shipments.
It established a field hospital in Chad and a coordination office for UAE aid efforts to support humanitarian initiatives.
The statement highlighted the significance of responding to regional and international diplomatic efforts to address the Sudan crisis, such as the recent meeting in Chad by the Quartet Committee from the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) organization.
The UAE stressed its commitment to regional and international collaboration in resolving pressing issues.
Concluding the statement, the UAE reaffirmed its unwavering solidarity with the Sudanese people during these challenging times and pledged ongoing support for efforts aimed at resolving the crisis.
The UAE continues to emphasize the importance of diplomatic initiatives and humanitarian aid to bring an end to the crisis in Sudan.
