Sudan's National Movement Forces: Multiplying Initiatives Undermine Consensus

Summary

Sudanese national movement forces have rejected the Five-Party Mechanism's talks in Addis Ababa, accusing it of overstepping from facilitation to direct intervention and imposing draft proposals that compromise sovereignty. Multiple competing international initiatives are seen as weakening the prospects for genuine political consensus in Sudan. Significant Sudanese factions have accused mediators of equating state institutions with armed groups in their draft frameworks.

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