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Published on 2024-04-18 05:48:24
On April 17, 2024, South Sudan’s Foreign Minister James Pitia Morgan met with former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok during a donor conference for Sudan in Paris. The meeting aimed to reaffirm their commitment to working together for peace in Sudan, a country they both considered their brotherly neighbor.
The International Humanitarian Conference for Sudan, co-hosted by France, Germany, and the European Union, was a crucial gathering that brought together 58 representatives of donor and neighboring countries, international and regional organizations, and the UN special envoy for Sudan. The one-day ministerial meeting focused on critical issues such as funding, access to displaced populations, and facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Minister Morgan reported having productive meetings with government officials, ministers, and French President Emmanuel Macron during the conference. He also had discussions with the head of IGAD, the Norwegian special envoy, and the deputy foreign minister, emphasizing the importance of collaboration for peace in Sudan.
The dialogue between Minister Morgan and Prime Minister Hamdok was particularly significant, addressing pressing issues affecting Sudan. President Salva Kiir of South Sudan reiterated his unwavering support for peace in Sudan, calling for an immediate ceasefire to end the suffering in the country. Minister Morgan stressed the importance of international collaboration and the value of the conference for neighboring countries to share their experiences related to Sudan’s conflict.
The gathering in Paris united the international community, regional organizations, and Sudan’s neighbors in addressing the enduring conflict in the country. Minister Morgan highlighted the collective resolve to end the fighting and urged the warring parties to engage in dialogue for a lasting solution.
Overall, the donor conference for Sudan served as a platform for key stakeholders to come together and address the complex humanitarian situation in Sudan. The discussions and commitments made during the meeting reflected a shared goal of achieving lasting peace and stability in the region. It was a testament to the international community’s determination to support Sudan in its efforts to overcome its challenges and build a better future for its people.
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