In the Presence of a number of Heads of States, will Sisi’s Efforts succeed in the Cease-fire in Sudan?

Sudan Events – Abdel Basset Idris

Calmly, similar to his character, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi is moving through three paths to end the war in Sudan. there?. Official arrival: Yesterday, Egyptian media confirmed the arrival of UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed to El Alamein International Airport, on a visit for several days. Three Egyptian tracks: Well-informed diplomatic sources told Sudan Events hat Egypt has identified three pathways to end the war in Sudan, and indicated that the first track was announced, which is Egypt’s hosting of the Conference of the Active Political and Social Forces, which will shape the features of the new transition process being designed.
The second is the restoration of relations between Sudan and the UAE, against the background of Sudan’s accusation of participating in the April 15 war, by supporting Hemeti’s militia militarily, financially and diplomatically.
To liquidate the disputes between Sudan and the UAE, the third track, the sources say, aims to advance the ceasefire and restore the initiative of the neighboring countries of Sudan to the faith of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, with the critical pivotal role of the neighboring countries and to neutralize the regional actors in the war on Sudan.
Stop shooting and ending the war. The sources said that the third track took the longest percentage for Egypt to conduct consultations on it with a high-ranking US official who visited Cairo at the beginning of this month, as well as continuous consultations between Egyptian officials with the US envoy to Sudan, Tom Perrillo. Sovereignty, after consultations that took place between the Sudanese Foreign Minister and his Egyptian counterpart, on the details of the next steps.
A deal or a consultation?:

The political analyst, Omar Othman, believes that the Egyptian efforts resulted in a deal with Al-Burhan, and Othman believed that this deal includes a package of compensatory incentives and guarantees that will be provided to Sudan.
An Emirati-Gulf for the damage to Sudan through Emirati-Gulf financing, as well as assurances of the slow and liquidation of the express support file. On the other hand, political analyst Mohamed Al-Amin Al-Harith goes, in an interview with Al-Ahdath, to describe the current Egyptian movement that it cannot be called a deal, stressing that the scene will end with participation in the Geneva talks, through this preliminary presidential meeting that Egypt called for.