The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United States of America reaffirm the importance of the (short-term) ceasefire and humanitarian agreements in Sudan, which were signed by the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Saudi Arabian Rapid Support Forces in the city of Jeddah on May 20, 2023, five weeks after conflict, the Sudanese people are in dire need of humanitarian assistance and the restoration of basic services, which will be possible under a temporary ceasefire.https://twitter.com/Almadinanews/status/1661111302909992975 The mediators (Saudi Arabia and the United States) during these talks noted that both sides did not commit themselves not to make military progress during the 48-hour period leading up to the start of the ceasefire, and although the fighting in Khartoum was less intense than before, it was reported intermediaries. Both sides of the conflict reported violations of the ceasefire, which included attacks in Khartoum, El Obeid, airstrikes and the use of weapons.
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Today in Jeddah, representatives of the Control and Coordination Committee held constructive discussions on humanitarian assistance and its delivery, and also worked to involve the leaders of the two sides in discussing allegations of violations of the ceasefire and work on the delivery of humanitarian aid. to help those in need.
In view of the ongoing suffering of the Sudanese people as a result of this devastating conflict, the Kingdom and the United States reaffirm their commitment to the Sudanese people and demand that the parties honor their signed temporary ceasefire commitments to provide necessary humanitarian assistance. .
