Sudan's Ambassador Affirms Imminent End to Conflict and Initiation of Reconstruction Efforts
Sudan's military is claiming control over 75% of the territory, with expectations to end fighting by year’s end. The government is initiating reconstruction and restoring services, despite substantial challenges and humanitarian concerns.
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The Sudanese army asserts it is nearing victory in its conflict against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), having regained control of over three-quarters of Sudan. With military operations ongoing, the government has begun reconstruction efforts, aiming to attract investments and restore services for returning citizens.
Approximately four million displaced individuals have returned home as part of these efforts, amidst significant damage to infrastructure, including 80% of factories in Khartoum. The government remains opposed to proposed dialogues with the RSF that would allow rebel forces to retain control over parts of Sudan, viewing them as detrimental to citizen safety.
It emphasizes the need for a unified approach to classify the RSF as a terrorist group to halt external support for their operations. A lack of adequate international humanitarian aid exacerbates the situation, with funding reported at only 23% of what is needed.
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