London hosts talk to find ‘route’ to end the host Sudan war

London: Senior international officials gather in London on Tuesday, aims to guide a route for peace Sudan On the second anniversary of their cruel citizen struggle, but without the presence of warning parties.
The “forgotten war” was dubbed, the conflict on April 15, 2023 exploded in a bitter power struggle between Sudan’s regular army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), in a bitter power struggle between rival generals, described by the United Nations as the world’s worst hunger and disposal crises.
There is also an increase in the possibility that tension will spread to the boundaries of the Sudan and will remove further instability in the deteriorating horn of the Africa region.
The UK Foreign Minister said, “This conference will agree on a route to the international community to end the suffering simultaneously.” David LemyWhich is expected to host counterparts and high-level representatives.
“The instability should not spread – it runs the migration from the Sudan and the wider region, and a safe and stable Sudan is important for our national security.”
More than 13 million people have been uprooted and tens of thousand have been killed, both sides have accused the United States atrocities.
War has shattered the lives of millions of children in Sudan, “Catherine Russell, Executive Director said UNICEFIn which it was estimated that 2,776 children were killed in 2023 and 2024 or were killed in 2022 with 150 verified cases and is still a low.
An un-assured evaluation has declared a famine that now it is blurring some parts of the country.
Britain’s Foreign Ministry said more than 30 million people were in dire need, and 12 million women and girls were at risk of gender -based violence.
“Britain won’t forget Sudan,” Lemy swore, as he unveiled 120 million pounds ($ 158 million) in new aid for the country.
“The cruel war in Sudan has destroyed the lives of millions of people and still most of the world continues to look away.”
Germany and France, as well as the European Union and the 55-member African Union London, are co-holding the conference with the British government.
Ministers from some 14 other countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United States, are also due to participation, the Foreign Office said, with high-level representatives of the United Nations.
‘Tireless nightmare’
But Sudan’s government has opposed that it was not invited to participate.
Its Foreign Minister Ali Yususaf sent a letter to Lummi earlier this month “in which he opposed the organization by his country on Sudan without inviting the Sudan government”.
Joseph accused Britain of putting a paramilitary RSF on a uniform position with the state of Sudan.
But the German Foreign Ministry said that both Sudani Army and RSF Military were not ready to come to the table.
German Foreign Minister Analena Berbock called the ongoing struggle “the biggest human destruction of our time”, saying that Berlin would provide 125 million euros ($ 142 million) in humanitarian aid.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barot promised 50 million euros in assistance, underlining the objectives of the conference to raise the international community and urge the warning parties.
The head of the International Committee of Red Cross said that two years of “one ruined war” in Sudan had left citizens “trapped in a tireless nightmare of death and destruction”.
Mirajana Spolazric urged all parties to maintain commitments made in previous dialogues already and “take concrete steps” to protect citizens “.
The Sangharsh makes the regular army of Sudan’s real leader Abdel Fattah al-Boron against the RSF under the leadership of its former deputy Mohammad Hamdan Daglo.
When the relationship between Burhan and Daglo became sour after the 2021 coup, which excluded the transitional government after overthrowing the leader Omar al-Bashir for a long time.
RSF lies in Darfur and controls most of its region, as well as parts of the south of Sudan.
The army re -retaliated the capital Khartum last month, and dominated the east and north, essentially divided into two in Africa.
“Receiving peace in Sudan depends on evaluating every voice and everyone plays a role in the creation of a rich Sudan,” said Banol Adoy, the Commissioner of Political Affairs of the African Union.
United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Gutres said on Monday that he was worried that weapons and fighters flow in Sudan.
“External support and weapons flow should end,” Guterres said without blaming any specific country in a statement issued a day before the third anniversary of the war.