Sudan Rejects AU War Dialogue

The article focused on the stance of various Sudanese forces regarding the initiative of Army Commander Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to launch an internal dialogue. Most of these factions expressed rejection, viewing it as an attempt to entrench the reality of war and legitimize military authority amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian disasters. It emphasized that any dialogue must be independent and comprehensive, starting with a ceasefire, respecting the procedures for achieving a comprehensive peace, and ensuring the protection of civilians. The article also warned that regional and international support for the initiative could deepen divisions and prolong the war. Additionally, civil forces cautioned that the current dialogue ignores the importance of ceasing hostilities before embarking on any political process, asserting that legitimacy cannot be granted to one party in an armed conflict. They called for a process focused on ending the war and achieving stability in Sudan.

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