Enhancing the Voice of Sudanese Civilians on Issues Key to Ending the War and Restoring Peace

Since Sudan’s descent into armed conflict in April 2023 between the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the US government and other international actors have sought to secure ceasefires, humanitarian access, and negotiations to end the fighting and agree on a new governance structure. Success to date has been limited. Through a 4-part discussion series, the Wilson Center Sudans Working Group brought together Sudanese civilian representatives from different organizations and communities and US government and Think Tank officials toward furthering discussions around the key issues that must be addressed to achieve lasting peace and a new governance dispensation in Sudan.
The conversations will center on the recommendations outlined in the four policy briefs that emerged from the discussion series.

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Tigani Sisi, trying to clone his participation in Bashir regime via Doha agreement, what do you mean if the civilans participate in Jeddah platform, SAF should participate in the government after the war. Are you serious, what took us the Sudanese is the muslim brotherhood being ruling behind the army during Bashir reign.