Burundian President and current Chairperson of the African Union, Évariste Ndayishimiye, has called on all Sudanese political and national forces to engage in Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue, stressing that it represents the most appropriate path toward achieving peace.
He also emphasized the importance of supporting existing initiatives, provided they do not undermine the dialogue process, which he described as an inclusive platform bringing together all Sudanese parties.
Ndayishimiye made the remarks during a meeting with a delegation from the Preparatory Committee for Sudanese-Sudanese Dialogue, headed by Nabil Adib. He said that ongoing initiatives in Sudan should complement the dialogue process, urging all political and national forces to support and participate in it.
The delegation included Othman Mirghani Abdullah, Abdelaziz Baraka Sakin, Ibrahim Ahmed Ibrahim, Youssef Abdullah, Jamila Al-Jumaiabi, and Amira Issa, alongside delegation head Nabil Adib.
According to the Dialogue Platform, the visit is part of the committee’s efforts to mobilize regional and international support for its initiative, which was launched on August 30 with the participation of 19 national figures.
The initiative aims to create the necessary conditions for a Sudanese-led dialogue that could help bring the war to an end and achieve national consensus.
