UAE's Rejection of Sudanese Allegations.. Advocating Peace

In our recent communication to the UN Security Council, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has unequivocally dismissed the groundless accusations put forth by Sudan's Permanent Representative. These allegations are not only spurious but also lack any factual basis.

As we mark a year since the onset of this conflict, the proliferation of misinformation and false narratives serves only to deflect accountability and hinder international endeavors aimed at addressing the dire humanitarian situation in Sudan.
The UAE remains steadfast in its commitment to facilitating a peaceful resolution to the Sudanese conflict. We are dedicated to collaborating with all relevant parties and supporting initiatives geared towards steering Sudan towards a political trajectory that fosters a sustainable settlement and facilitates the establishment of a civilian-led government based on national consensus.

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