Agar: Berlin Conference Contradicts Sudanese Will

Khartoum – Sudanhorizon
Malik Agar, Deputy Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council, on Saturday expressed the Sudanese government’s appreciation for the significant efforts and valuable contributions made by humanitarian organizations in delivering humanitarian aid during the current war in Sudan .

Speaking at the “Day of Loyalty” celebration in Port Sudan, as organized by the Sudanese Popular Initiative to express gratitude to voluntary organizations and national initiatives, Agar emphasized the government commitment to strengthening relations with these organizations to assist them in fulfilling their missions in accordance with laws and charters that respect Sudan’s sovereignty and political independence.

Agar stressed that the Berlin Conference, scheduled to be held in Germany this month, goes against the wishes and aspirations of the Sudanese people, noting that Sudanese people themselves determine their own problems and solutions.

He called for the neutrality of humanitarian work, based on respect for Sudan’s sovereignty and dignity, pointing out that external interference in the war hinders the delivery of aid. Agar declared the Sudanese people’s rejection of solutions imposed from abroad.

Regarding the Abyei issue, Agar explained that the heads of state in Sudan and South Sudan, Burhan and Kiir would work to resolve the problem.

The ceremony, coordinated by the League of Peoples with the Humanitarian Aid Commission, also featured speeches by Ambassador Mohamed Ma’al-Aynayn, Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, who affirmed the Corps’ support for strengthening relations with Sudan, while Major General (retired) Omar Nimir, President of the League of Peoples, expressed his gratitude to all the organizations and countries that provided humanitarian support to Sudan during the war.

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