Le Caire poursuit ses efforts pour mettre fin à la guerre au Soudan

 Au Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies, l'ambassadeur Ihab Awad a affirmé que l'Égypte poursuit ses efforts pour mettre fin à la guerre au Soudan. Il a déclaré que l'Égypte participe, dans le cadre du mécanisme du Quartet international, à l'effort visant à soulager les souffrances du peuple soudanais frère.

Par ailleurs, il a souligné l'importance de mettre en place des abris et des couloirs humanitaires sûrs afin de protéger les civils. Il a ajouté que l'Égypte avait accueilli une réunion des forces politiques et civiles soudanaises dans le cadre du Dialogue du Caire en juillet 2024.



Il a également exhorté la communauté internationale à prendre les mesures nécessaires pour mettre fin aux violations du droit humanitaire et aux crimes commis contre des civils innocents dans les régions du Darfour et du Kordofan, notamment après la destruction de la ville d'El Fasher.

Les relations entre les deux pays ont connu plusieurs évolutions depuis l'Antiquité jusqu'à nos jours. Dans l'Égypte antique, le nord du Soudan était connu sous le nom de Nubie. Ses habitants ont même régné sur l'Égypte durant la XXVᵉ dynastie et sont devenus célèbres sous le nom de pharaons noirs.

Vous pourrez en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire de l'Égypte antique et l'évolution de ces relations lors de votre visite en Égypte. Découvrez nos circuits classiques, nos circuits économiques, nos circuits de luxe et nos circuits de Pâques ! Nous vous offrons les meilleurs prix !

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