Darfur Governor cites obstruction to Sudanese leadership

The Governor of Darfur Region, Minni Arko Minawi, launched an attack on international and regional parties, accusing them of preventing Sudan from conveying its voice abroad, especially during Sudan's participation in the United Nations General Assembly. He pointed out efforts to disrupt Sudan's speech and hinder its leadership from addressing the international community. He stated that there are attempts to silence and marginalize the Sudanese voice in international forums, emphasizing that the Sudanese people and their leadership will not back down from defending the country's sovereignty and territory. He also called for coordinated national positions and urged against attempts to monopolize the right to speak on behalf of the Sudanese people. Minawi stressed that Sudan is not opposed to the United States as a country but is against certain individuals who obstruct the course of truth and international influence. His remarks came after a crisis regarding visas for the Sudanese delegation to the United Nations. He reaffirmed Sudan's commitment to its sovereignty and readiness for dialogue, rejecting any external interference that imposes solutions on his country.

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