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Sudanese Sides Begin Nairobi Talks to End Conflict

May 22, Nairobi —A wide range of Sudanese political, civic, and military groups initiated discussions in Nairobi on Friday with the goal of discovering a way to conclude the conflict and bring about peace and stability in Sudan. The initial session of the gathering of the “Sudanese Declaration of Principles Forces for Building a New…

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May 22, Nairobi —A wide range of Sudanese political, civic, and military groups initiated discussions in Nairobi on Friday with the goal of discovering a way to conclude the conflict and bring about peace and stability in Sudan.

The initial session of the gathering of the “Sudanese Declaration of Principles Forces for Building a New Homeland” united leaders from political parties, civil society representatives, commanders of armed groups, and notable public figures.

Speeches were given by Abdalla Hamdok, chairman of the Sudham Alliance “Sumoud,” Abdelwahid Mohamed al-Nur, leader of the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA), and other leaders such as Ali al-Rayah al-Sanhouri, chairman of the Arab Socialist Ba’ath Party-Original.

The meeting’s agenda focuses on the present political scenario, the ongoing conflict, and the further progress of the declaration, as stated by SLA spokesperson Mohamed Abdelrahman, who communicated with Sudan Tribune before the session.

The alliance had ratified the Declaration of Principles in Nairobi during mid-December 2025, stating that “there is no military resolution in Sudan” and urging efforts to apply pressure on the Sudanese Armed Forces, the Rapid Support Forces, and their armed affiliates to adhere to the plan outlined by the Quad nations in September 2025.

Participants emphasized the significance of communication, cooperation, and collaborative efforts among Sudanese individuals from different political backgrounds, and reasserted the necessity to consolidate national initiatives aimed at achieving a broad political resolution that terminates the conflict and meets the desires of the Sudanese population for peace, democracy, and security.

Among the attendees are Hamdok, Abdelwahid al-Nur, Omar al-Digair, chairman of the Sudanese Congress Party, Al-Wathiq al-Barir, secretary-general of the National Umma Party, Yasir Arman, leader of the SPLM-N Revolutionary Democratic Current, Babiker Faisal, chairman of the Federal Gathering Executive Office, Kamal Boulad, chairman of the Ba’ath Party-National, and Taha Osman, chairman of the Professionals and Unions Coordination.

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