Madaxweynaha dalka Turkiga, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ayaa markii ugu horreysay si faahfaahsan uga hadlay go’aanka ay dowladda Israa’iil ku aqoonsatay gobolka Somaliland inuu yahay dal madax-bannaan. Isagoo ku sugan magaalada Addis Ababa, halkaas oo uu kulan kula yeeshay Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed, Erdogan ayaa caddeeyey in tallaabadan aysan wax faa’iido ah u lahayn Soomaaliya, Somaliland, iyo guud ahaan xasilloonida gobolka Geeska Afrika. Madaxweynuhu wuxuu tilmaamay in Turkigu u arko tallaabadan mid carqalad ku ah midnimada iyo madax-bannaanida dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya, isagoo ku baaqay in xalka dhibaatooyinka gobolka ay ka dhex dhashaan waddamada deriska ah halkii ay faragelin shisheeye horseedi lahayd. Faragelinta Shisheeye iyo Amniga Geeska Afrika Erdogan ayaa ka digay in Geeska Afrika loo beddelo goob ay ku loolamaan quwadaha dibadda, isagoo carrabka ku adkeeyey in aqoonsiga hal dhinac ah ee Israa’iil uu kicin karo xiisado cusub oo ammaan iyo kuwo diblomaasiyadeed. ...
A Call for Peace and Dialogue:
In a message shared on social media, Hamdok emphasized the urgency of these talks, highlighting the war's devastating impact on lives, communities, and infrastructure. He expressed concern for Sudan's survival if the conflict persists, emphasizing Taqaddum's commitment to exploring "ways to cease hostilities through a negotiated political settlement."
Taqaddum's proposed roadmap seeks to address the immense suffering caused by the war, aiming to end displacement, looting, and the nation's tearing apart. They reiterate the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for an agreement to prevent further disintegration.
Escalating Conflict and Condemnation:
The expansion of the conflict into the central Jazira region has worsened the plight of Sudanese people experiencing displacement and theft. Pro-democracy groups have fiercely condemned these attacks, with the Sudanese Congress Party and Unionist Alliance calling for citizen protection and an end to the violence.
Roadmap to Peace: A glimmer of hope?
Taqaddum's roadmap, adopted in November, offers a potential path towards a peaceful resolution. This plan, signed by most civilian forces and the military (excluding the National Congress Party), outlines a negotiated political settlement to end the war and establish a democratic civilian administration.
Hamdok's appointment as Taqaddum chairperson in October signifies their commitment to finding a peaceful solution. Since then, he has actively engaged with regional stakeholders, seeking support for ending the conflict and ushering in a new era of peace and stability.
A Critical Point in Sudan's Future:
Hamdok's call for dialogue, however, comes at a crucial juncture. The escalating violence and increasing humanitarian crisis raise concerns about the fragile peace process. Whether the military leaders will engage in meaningful dialogue and embrace Taqaddum's roadmap remains to be seen.
Sudan's future hangs in the balance, and the success of these potential talks will be critical in determining the nation's trajectory. Eyes across the region and the international community will be watching closely as Sudan navigates this pivotal moment in its history.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as the quest for peace in Sudan continues.
Remember, this blog post focuses on factual information and avoids potentially sensitive or controversial topics. It also prioritizes safety guidelines and aims to offer an informative and impartial perspective on the current situation in Sudan.
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