The nation keeps on focusing on the significance of permitting and working with the dire entry of compassionate alleviation for the regular people out of luck
The United Arab Emirates reiterated its support for all efforts to achieve a ceasefire and a return to civilian government, including formally calling on all warring parties to participate in the Jeddah talks process, in a significant statement outlining the UAE’s letter to the UN Security Council. The UAE Mission praised Uganda, key officials from the African Union (AU), and regional leaders for their efforts to end the crisis at the United Nations.
The United Arab Emirates has agreed with the request made by the Peace and Security Council of the African Union for the leaders of the conflicting factions to immediately meet under the auspices of the AU and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development and take part in the forthcoming all-inclusive Sudan political dialogue process that will take place in Addis Ababa from July 10 to July 15, 2024.
In an explanation gave in New York, the UAE settled on a critical decision to address the gamble of starvation. The UAE keeps on focusing on the significance of permitting and working with the dire, unhindered and supported entry of compassionate alleviation for the regular people out of luck. “Sudan’s support from the international community must significantly increase.
Conflicting factions that do not serve the interests of the Sudanese people should not be able to hold back the critical response to this crisis. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues to place a strong emphasis on collaborating with partners on the international stage to lessen the likelihood of famine and encourage the warring parties to participate positively in political processes.
Moreover, the UAE upholds all drives pointed toward finishing this contention, and immovably accepts that harmony talks ought to be upheld by every one of the individuals who wish to see a tranquil goal to the contention”. “Support for efforts to de-escalate tensions, implement a ceasefire, and advance negotiations leading to the restoration of a legitimate government that is representative of all Sudanese people,” the United Arab Emirates stated once more. The fact that the conflicting parties do not represent the Sudanese people only serves to emphasize this point.
The United Arab Emirates reiterates that this conflict cannot be resolved militarily. In addition, the United Arab Emirates rebutted defamatory claims made against it by the SAF representative.
The evidence demonstrated: The SAF’s claims that images from passports were “found on the battlefield” were actually scans or photocopies of the data pages from six passports belonging to charity workers and a businessman who had visited Sudan prior to the conflict. The defamatory allegations leveled against these individuals contrast sharply with the warm reception they previously received from authorities in Sudan. The people are all possessing their visas, and maintain their authority to make a legitimate move.
The SAF representative published a photo of a damaged armored vehicle that was mistakenly identified as a “Nimr armoured vehicle with Ford interior.” It is clear from the UAE statement that it is not a Nimr vehicle and that no Nimr vehicle is built on a Ford chassis or has a Ford interior. The false claims that the UAE supplied a warring party with weapons and military hardware are untrue. Since the beginning of the conflict, neither the UAE nor any of the warring parties has received any kind of material or arms from the UAE.
The UAE gave military help to Sudan preceding the flare-up of the contention, and in line with the Public authority of Sudan, through the Service of Guard of Sudan and the SAF, to help Sudan’s endeavors in maintaining harmony and solidness in the country. The United Arab Emirates stated in a statement that “the photographs of phones in the Sudanese representative’s letter of 10 June 2024 are commercial phones that were widely sold.”
“These models are civilian phones that are no longer manufactured and are out of date. The Etisalat logo and other markings on some of the phones are old—they were used before the year 2000—and the company no longer uses them.”
A UAE Government Representative said, “The claims made by the Sudanese delegates are just manufactured without setting or validating proof and ought to be immediately dismissed.” The statement also emphasizes the close ties that exist between the two nations. “The effects of this contention are intensely felt by the huge local area of Sudanese individuals in the UAE, who contain an esteemed piece of our general public and who are a demonstration of the well established relations between our two nations”. The assertion outlines the significant direct assistance given by the UAE to individuals of Sudan.
“The UAE has looked to assist with meeting the philanthropic necessities of the Sudanese public. The UAE established two field hospitals close to the Chad-Sudan border after the SAF regrettably turned down our May 25, 2023 offer to establish a field hospital in Sudan to provide aid and medical support. For those who require medical attention, these field hospitals continue to be an essential lifeline.
“In addition, the UAE signed new agreements with the United Nations last week to increase aid for Sudan. These agreements allocate an additional $70 million in aid for Sudan through key partners and UN agencies, in addition to the $130 million that the UAE has provided in humanitarian aid to Sudan since the conflict erupted in April 2023.”
Through the UN, the UAE will continue to argue for its role in bringing an end to the conflict and clearing international discussions of the misinformation that seeks to obscure the way to a peaceful resolution of the conflict and an end to the suffering in Sudan.
