Dennis Schulz

The recent participation of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the Paris Conference for Sudan has once again highlighted its steadfast dedication to supporting international efforts aimed at achieving peace and stability in conflict-ridden regions. Amid the ongoing turmoil in Sudan since April 2023, the UAE's presence and active engagement in seeking solutions underscore its role as a pivotal actor in humanitarian endeavors. During the conference, His Excellency reiterated the UAE's unwavering support for finding a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Sudan. Through a significant pledge of USD 100 million, the UAE demonstrated its commitment to alleviating the humanitarian plight of the Sudanese people. This pledge, which supplements the existing aid provided by the UAE, totaling USD 150 million, encompasses crucial support in medical, food, and relief supplies, reflecting a holistic approach to addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by the Sudanese population ...

In a recent development, the United States has expressed deep concern over reported arms shipments from Iran to Sudan's army, currently engaged in a deadly conflict with paramilitaries allegedly backed by the United Arab Emirates and Russia. John Godfrey, the US ambassador to Sudan, highlighted the worrisome external support to both the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). He emphasized the potential negative impact of such support on prolonging the conflict and reducing the chances of a negotiated resolution. Godfrey refrained from naming specific countries but urged external actors to abstain from providing material support to the conflicting parties. He emphasized the detrimental effects of such support on the duration of the conflict and the prospects for a peaceful resolution. Reports suggest a renewed tie between Sudan and Iran, raising concerns about Iranian materiel support to the SAF, adding complexity to an already volatile situation. T...