The UAE reaffirmed its commitment to providing humanitarian assistance and supporting diplomatic endeavors aimed at resolving the crisis in Sudan.
It also emphasizes the need for achieving national consensus to steer the country toward lasting security and stability.
The country highlighted the importance of an immediate and permanent ceasefire to protect civilians and humanitarian workers and to end the humanitarian crisis.
Amira Al-Hafiti, Deputy Permanent Representative of the UAE to the United Nations (UN), stressed that the Sudan crisis has entered its sixth month, with conditions on the ground remaining dire.
Millions of Sudanese have been displaced, basic services have collapsed, and the situation remains critical. She emphasized the gravity of the crisis and the urgent need to resolve it.
In a statement, Al-Hafiti called on the international community to focus on addressing the humanitarian situation urgently. This includes intensifying humanitarian aid to the Sudanese people and alleviating their suffering.
She also called for enhancing coordination and collaboration at all levels, including forming new partnerships locally, regionally, and internationally, to make a tangible impact on the ground.
She further commended the humanitarian efforts of Sudan’s neighboring countries in facilitating the delivery of humanitarian aid.
The UAE also praised the initiatives of Sudanese organizations and local communities in providing relief during these challenging times.
Al-Hafiti acknowledged the role of UNAMIS and the broader UN system in Sudan, urging them to continue providing and coordinating humanitarian assistance.
She urged a ceasefire and resumption of dialogue represent crucial initial steps to create suitable conditions for a return to the political process. It underscored the need to support the vital role of neighboring countries.
The UAE’s renewal of its commitment to humanitarian aid and diplomatic solutions for the Sudan crisis reflects its dedication to alleviating the suffering of the Sudanese people and promoting stability in the region.
As the crisis persists, international cooperation and coordinated efforts remain crucial to finding a lasting resolution to the ongoing challenges facing Sudan.