RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his British counterpart, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, held discussions on Monday regarding efforts to bridge the gap between Sudanese parties, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
The call focused on the ongoing Sudan conflict, with both ministers emphasizing Saudi Arabia’s support for finding a political solution through the Jeddah negotiations. The Jeddah agreement has played a crucial role in facilitating a short-term ceasefire and humanitarian arrangements between the Sudan army and Rapid Support Forces.
In addition to addressing the Sudan crisis, Prince Faisal and Secretary Cleverly also explored avenues to strengthen the robust bilateral relations between Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom. They discussed enhancing joint coordination on various issues of shared interest, aiming to deepen cooperation and collaboration in areas such as regional security and stability.
Saudi Arabia’s Efforts to Resolve Sudan Crisis
The Sudan crisis has been a matter of concern for the international community, with efforts underway to resolve the conflict and ensure the well-being of the Sudanese people. The engagement of key global players, such as Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom, underscores the importance of finding a peaceful and inclusive resolution to the crisis, taking into account the interests and aspirations of all Sudanese parties.
The discussions reflect Saudi Arabia’s commitment to contribute to the stability and prosperity of the region. By actively engaging in diplomatic efforts and promoting dialogue, Saudi Arabia aims to support the Sudanese parties in reaching a sustainable and comprehensive resolution to the ongoing crisis.
