WHAT DINA THINKS: UAE's Commitment to Peace in Sudan Amid Baseless Allegations


In a forceful rebuttal to the "ludicrous" allegations made by Sudan's Ambassador to the United Nations, the UAE has reiterated its dedication to finding an "urgent political solution to preserve" Sudan. Highlighting the severity of the worsening conflict, the UAE expressed deep concern over the "tragic consequences" unfolding in the African nation. This stance underscores the UAE's commitment to addressing the humanitarian crisis and fostering peace in the region, despite the unfounded claims made against it.


Ambassador Mohamed Abushahab, the Permanent Representative of the UAE to the UN, addressed the UN Security Council, emphasizing the damaging effects of lies, disinformation, and propaganda disseminated by some Sudanese representatives. These tactics, he argued, are intended to obscure the heinous acts committed by the warring factions. Ambassador Abushahab reaffirmed the UAE's resolve to work with international and regional partners to find a political solution, undeterred by attempts to divert attention from the ground realities. He also highlighted the UAE's substantial humanitarian efforts, noting that 70 percent of the $100 million pledged in April had been allocated to UN agencies and humanitarian organizations to alleviate the crisis in Sudan.


During the International Humanitarian Conference for Sudan and Neighboring Countries, the UAE's commitment to humanitarian assistance was further evidenced by its significant financial contributions. Ambassador Abushahab called for an immediate ceasefire and urged both sides of the conflict to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure. He condemned the obstruction and denial of basic humanitarian assistance by Sudanese armed forces, labeling such actions as violations of international humanitarian law. The Ambassador's remarks serve as a stark reminder of the urgent need for peace and the protection of human rights in Sudan.


Earlier, in April, the UAE had also rejected the allegations made against it in a letter to the UN Security Council. Lana Zaki Nusseibeh, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Political Affairs, described these allegations as baseless and contrary to the fraternal relations between the UAE and Sudan. This consistent stance by UAE officials highlights the nation's principled approach to international relations and its unwavering support for humanitarian causes. The UAE's actions and statements at the UN reflect its broader commitment to peace, stability, and the well-being of the Sudanese people.


In conclusion, the UAE's response to the baseless allegations by Sudanese representatives underscores its dedication to peace and humanitarianism. By focusing on an urgent political solution and substantial humanitarian aid, the UAE aims to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people and promote stability in the region. The UAE's leadership in addressing the conflict in Sudan demonstrates its commitment to upholding international law and fostering constructive international partnerships.






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