The UAE expressed its satisfaction with the agreement reached on July 5 in the Republic of Sudan, hoping that this agreement will be a new stage in which security and stability will prevail in order to achieve the aspirations of the brotherly Sudanese people.
The UAE's welcome came in the speech delivered by the First Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Khalifa Salem Al Mazrouei, yesterday at the 41st session of the Human Rights Council in the framework of the interactive dialogue with the independent expert on Sudan.
Al Mazrouei affirmed the UAE's adherence to the statement of the Arab Group, expressing appreciation for the efforts of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to contribute to the implementation of agreed technical assistance under the tenth item, In ways to open an office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Sudan, in coordination and cooperation with the authorities in the country.
She noted that the UAE is following with great concern and concern the extraordinary phase of the Sudan and expresses its satisfaction with the agreement reached on 5 July 2019. It hopes that it will constitute a new phase in which security and stability prevail in order to achieve the aspirations of the brotherly Sudanese people.
The statement also expressed the hope that this agreement will help in supporting the peaceful transition and avoid another war in the region, stressing the importance of continuing efforts to ensure peaceful dialogue between the two parties. This will ensure the continuity of state institutions and stability of their security through positive interaction with popular demands.
The State's statement to the Human Rights Council in Geneva noted that, in view of the positive developments currently under way, the Sudan deserved to step out of the special procedures clause and end the mandate of the independent expert through a specific roadmap agreed between the Government of the Sudan and the Human Rights Council to strengthen the transitional process.
The statement stressed the UAE's respect for the sovereignty of the Sudan and called for the need to maintain its stability and territorial integrity. It also called on the Human Rights Council and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to consider the current transitional situation in Sudan according to the new data, especially that modern Sudan has given all the guarantees that it is capable of building the state of institutions with the assistance and cooperation of the international community according to its needs and aspirations, .
On the other hand, the President of the Arab Parliament, Dr. Meshaal bin Fahm Al-Salami, who is currently visiting Sudan at the head of a high-level delegation from the Arab Parliament, asked the armed factions to exclude the language of arms and conflict and to turn to dialogue, negotiations and joining the political process.
Al-Salami said that the delegation of parliament met during the visit with a number of armed factions in the Sudan, and asked them to exclude the language of arms and conflict, and go to dialogue and negotiations and join the political process.
He added that Sudan faces great challenges and difficulties, and there are a number of armed movements that are still operating within Sudan, and we asked them to join the political path.
"The Arab parliament is working with the brothers in Sudan to lift these sanctions and restore the economic role that is hoped for," he said.
He pointed out that the Parliament is currently seeking to work with the Sudan on important files, especially with regard to maintaining security and stability for him and the region, especially that Sudan is a member of the Arab Alliance to support legitimacy in Yemen and the Islamic Coalition to combat terrorism and member of the entity of the riparian States on the Red Sea and Gulf Aden.
Al-Salami explained that the Arab Parliament formed an expanded delegation representing a number of Arab parliaments and parliaments to visit Sudan to express their solidarity and support to the Sudanese leadership and the people of the Arab people.
The Speaker of the Arab Parliament confirmed that the Parliament is mandated by the Arab summit to implement a plan of action to remove Sudan from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism. He said that the Arab Parliament has been working on this issue for two years. It has formed committees and carried out many activities and activities. To remove Sudan from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism.
• The UAE is following with great concern and attention the extraordinary phase of the Sudan, and expresses its satisfaction with the agreement reached on 5 July 2019.