Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has emphasized that peace in Sudan must be achieved through internal efforts, without external interference or dictates. Speaking at the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, al-Burhan stated that the Sudanese government is working towards stability, preserving national unity and dignity, and paving the way for a democratic transition through Sudanese-led dialogue.
Al-Burhan expressed his confidence that the summit's outcomes will contribute to promoting justice and balanced development. He highlighted the importance of building international relations on the principles of equal sovereignty and non-interference in internal affairs, which he believes is crucial in addressing global challenges and polarizations. The summit reflects the ongoing development of Russian-African relations, building on previous summits and ministerial meetings.
The head of Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council also acknowledged 70 years of diplomatic relations between Sudan and Russia, noting significant growth and development in various fields. He expressed Sudan's desire to elevate this relationship to a strategic partnership. Al-Burhan praised Russia's supportive stance on Sudan, particularly in maintaining the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Al-Burhan described the ongoing conflict in Sudan as an externally-backed aggression led by a "terrorist militia." He accused regional and international powers of providing political and logistical support to the militia. The Sudanese government is committed to achieving peace and stability while preserving national unity and dignity, al-Burhan said.
The Sudanese government aims to achieve a sustainable stability through Sudanese-led dialogue, paving the way for a transitional period followed by free and fair elections under international and regional supervision. Al-Burhan emphasized that this process will ensure a peaceful transfer of power and a democratic transition.
The Russia-Africa Summit provides a platform for African nations to engage with Russia on issues of mutual interest, including economic cooperation, security, and international relations. The summit's discussions are expected to focus on strengthening ties between Russia and Africa, as well as addressing global challenges.
Al-Burhan's participation in the summit demonstrates Sudan's commitment to engaging with international partners and exploring opportunities for cooperation. The summit's outcomes are expected to contribute to promoting peace, stability, and development in Sudan and across the African continent.
Key points
- Sudan's Transitional Sovereign Council head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan attends the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.
- Al-Burhan emphasizes the need for Sudanese-led dialogue to achieve peace and stability.
- The summit reflects the growth of Russian-African relations, with a focus on promoting justice and balanced development.
