Bujumbura (Nabaa Sudan) – Burundian President and African Union (AU) Chairperson Évariste Ndayishimiye called on all Sudanese forces to engage in the Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue, affirming that it represents the best path to achieving peace. He stressed the importance of supporting ongoing initiatives without allowing them to conflict with the dialogue process, which serves as an inclusive platform for all Sudanese parties.
Speaking during a meeting with a delegation from the Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue Preparatory Committee, headed by Nabil Adeeb, Ndayishimiye said that existing initiatives in Sudan should complement the dialogue, urging various forces to support and participate in it.
The delegation included Osman Mirghani Abdullah, Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin, Ibrahim Ahmed Ibrahim, Youssef Abdullah, Jamila Al-Jumaiabi, and Amira Issa, alongside delegation head Nabil Adeeb.
The visit is part of the committee's efforts to mobilize regional and international support for its initiative, launched on August 30 with the participation of 19 national figures, with the aim of creating conditions for a dialogue led by Sudanese parties that would contribute to ending the war and achieving consensus.
The African Union Commission welcomed the initiative on August 31 and called for broader consultations involving political, civil, and community forces, stressing the importance of preserving Sudan's unity and national institutions.
The committee has intensified its contacts with political and community forces, diplomatic missions, and regional and international institutions. Its engagements have included meetings with representatives of the European Union and the Quintet Mechanism, as well as a meeting with Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Fahmy and several ambassadors in Khartoum.
On October 13, Burundi's Ambassador to Khartoum, Omar Ntezimbere, conveyed an official invitation from his country's president to the committee delegation to visit Burundi, as part of ongoing consultations on the initiative and the Sudanese dialogue process.
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