مندوب مصر بمجلس الأمن: نرفض الكيانات الموازية ويجب وقف السلاح لـ "المليشيا" بالسودان

Egypt’s Position on Sudan

Egypt’s representative to the UN Security Council argues that Egypt categorically rejects any actions that would harm Sudan. Egypt also rejects attempts to create “parallel” entities or arrangements that would entrench division or impose a new reality threatening Sudan’s unity.

The speaker emphasizes that Egypt does not accept efforts to blur differences or equate the roles and responsibilities of Sudan’s official state institutions with those of the rebel militia.

Core Principles

Egypt’s central position is that Sudan’s national state institutions are a key pillar for maintaining unity and stability. To restore security, Egypt calls for:

• engaging with and supporting Sudan’s official state institutions
• developing a practical, implementable vision that ends the war while preserving the state’s authority

Linking Peace to Civilian Protection

The representative links peace directly to stopping violence against civilians. Egypt calls for:

• halting the illegal flow of weapons to rebel militias
• confronting the influx of mercenaries who join these forces
• recognizing that civilians are systematically targeted in Darfur, Kordofan, and Blue Nile

Overall Message

The message is that a genuine commitment to peace requires drying up sources of escalation and stopping any support that prolongs the conflict and increases the costs for Sudanese people.

Presenter / Contributor

• مندوب مصر بمجلس الأمن (Egypt’s representative to the UN Security Council)