Kairo setzt seine Bemühungen zur Beendigung des Krieges im Sudan fort.

Im UN-Sicherheitsrat bekräftigte Botschafter Ihab Awad, dass Ägypten seine Bemühungen zur Beendigung des Krieges im Sudan fortsetzt. Er erklärte, Ägypten beteilige sich im Rahmen des internationalen Quartett-Mechanismus zur Beendigung des Leids der sudanesischen Brüder.

Er betonte außerdem die Wichtigkeit der Einrichtung sicherer humanitärer Unterkünfte und Korridore zum Schutz der Zivilbevölkerung. Er fügte hinzu, dass Ägypten im Juli 2024 im Rahmen des Kairoer Dialogs ein Treffen sudanesischer politischer und ziviler Kräfte ausrichten werde.



Er forderte die internationale Gemeinschaft nachdrücklich auf, die notwendigen Maßnahmen zu ergreifen, um die Verstöße gegen das humanitäre Völkerrecht und die Verbrechen gegen unschuldige Zivilisten in den Regionen Darfur und Kordofan zu beenden, insbesondere nach dem Massaker in der Stadt El Fascher.

Die Beziehungen zwischen den beiden Ländern haben sich seit der Antike bis heute stetig weiterentwickelt. Im alten Ägypten war der nördliche Sudan als Nubien bekannt. Die Nubier herrschten sogar in der 25. Dynastie über Ägypten und wurden als die „Schwarzen Pharaonen“ bekannt.

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