Madrid Spain

17/04/23

The recent events in Sudan have once again highlighted the fragility of the country’s transition to democracy.

In October 2022, violence erupted in the western region of Darfur, where fighting between government forces and rebel groups has been ongoing for years. The violence quickly spread throughout the country, including the capital city of Khartoum, where armed groups attacked government buildings, homes, and civilians.

The violence has resulted in the deaths of over 300 civilians, with thousands more injured and displaced. The government has declared a state of emergency and imposed a curfew, but these measures have done little to stop the violence.

The recent crisis in Sudan is a reminder of the country’s challenges as it seeks to transition to a stable and democratic government.

It is also a reminder that peace is the only solution to this conflict.

Without a comprehensive peace agreement that addresses the underlying grievances of all parties involved, the violence and instability in Sudan will continue.

The path to peace in Sudan will not be easy, but it is necessary. It will require a commitment from all parties involved to negotiate in good faith and to put the interests of the Sudanese people above their own.

It will also require the international community to support the peace process and hold all parties accountable for their actions.

The recent crisis in Sudan is a tragic reminder of the importance of peace and stability for the well-being of the Sudanese people. The only way forward is through a comprehensive and inclusive peace agreement that addresses the root causes of the conflict and ensures the rights and freedoms of all Sudanese citizens.

We at the Europe Peace Foundation stand in solidarity with the Sudanese people in the protection of their human rights.