JEDDAH: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) expressed its appreciation on Tuesday for the decision made during talks in Jeddah to extend the armistice and ceasefire in Sudan for an additional five days.
The Secretary-General of the organization, Hissein Brahim Taha, hailed the agreement as a significant step towards achieving a permanent ceasefire and putting an end to the armed conflict in Sudan.
OIC Appreciates Saudi Arabia and US’s Efforts
The Secretary-General also commended the efforts of Saudi Arabia and the United States in facilitating the armistice agreement. Their diplomatic endeavors played a crucial role in ensuring the continuation of the ceasefire, allowing further discussions and negotiations to take place.
The extension of the armistice brings hope for a more sustainable peace in Sudan, where army factions have been engaged in armed conflict. The OIC, as a collective body representing Islamic nations, stands firmly behind efforts to bring stability and prosperity to Sudan and its people.
The continuation of the ceasefire offers an opportunity for all parties involved to engage in meaningful dialogue, address grievances, and work towards comprehensive solutions.
