Saudi Arabia’s Efforts to Implement Jeddah Declaration and End War in Sudan

The Saudi Ambassador, Ali bin Hassan Jaafar, has reaffirmed the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s commitment to implementing the Jeddah Declaration, a crucial step towards ending the war in Sudan and alleviating the suffering of its people.

During a meeting with Lieutenant General Ibrahim Jaber, a member of the Sovereignty Council, the Saudi ambassador emphasized the importance of continuous communication between the two countries to serve their mutual interests and bring a complete end to the conflict in Sudan.

Lieutenant General Ibrahim Jaber, in turn, reiterated the Sudanese government’s commitment to implementing the Jeddah Declaration, signed in May 2023, as a starting point for resolving the crisis in Sudan.

Jaber praised the Kingdom’s efforts to support the cessation of the war in Sudan, as well as its valuable contributions to providing humanitarian aid to those affected by the war, particularly in the Darfur states.

The member of the Sovereign Council briefed the Saudi ambassador on the current situation in Sudan, highlighting the armed forces’ control over the military theater and security, as well as the government’s efforts to boost agricultural and industrial production and restore the country’s economy.