ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – As Sudan’s conflict drags into its second year, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has doubled down on efforts to push for a peaceful resolution.
At the IGAD Forum of Special Envoys in Addis Ababa, IGAD Executive Secretary Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu stressed the need for a coordinated and unified mediation process, reaffirming the regional bloc’s commitment to Sudan’s sovereignty and stability.
“As Sudan’s war enters its second year, our focus and thoughts remains with our Sudanese brothers and sisters. Despite the challenges, I believe a unified mediation effort offers the best path to a negotiated resolution,” Dr. Workneh stated on his official X account.
As Sudan’s war enters its second year, our focus and thoughts remains with our Sudanese brothers and sisters Despite the challenges, I believe a unified mediation effort offers the best path to a negotiated resolution. This morning at the IGAD Forum of Special Envoys in Addis…
The high-level discussions centered on strengthening coordination among peace actors, advancing a unified mediation effort, and ensuring a Sudanese-owned and Sudanese-led peace process
Dr. Workneh underscored that Sudan’s sovereignty must be safeguarded and that a peaceful resolution can only be achieved through negotiations.
His remarks come amid growing concerns over the deepening humanitarian crisis and continued fighting between rival factions in Sudan.
Date 🗓️: 18th March 2025 Location 📍: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 🇪🇹 As the war in Sudan enters its second year, H.E. @DrWorkneh reaffirmed IGAD’s commitment to the safety and well-being of the Sudanese people at the IGAD Forum of Special Envoys. Discussions focused on: 👉🏾…
IGAD’s mediation efforts have received backing from international partners, including Japan, which has provided financial support for capacity building in conflict resolution.
With no clear end to the war in sight, IGAD is seeking to consolidate regional and international diplomatic efforts to break the deadlock and pave the way for lasting peace in Sudan.
