Al-Tijani Al-Sisi calls for an exclusive Sudanese-Sudanese national dialogue

Port Sudan: Mona Al-Ahimer

Dr. Al-Tijani Al-Sisi, Head of the National Movement Forces Alliance, stressed that the goal of holding the second consultative forum is the necessity of having a Sudanese-Sudanese national dialogue that includes everyone without exception to confront the country’s challenges and improve the project, especially since there are many events and issues that emerged after the first forum that we should discuss as representatives or as members of the National Movement Forum force and take our opinion into account, and then after that it can be part of a project, noting that the first forum was held in the Arab Republic of Egypt on May 7th and the forum discussed a draft of the National Movement project to resolve the Sudanese crisis, pointing out that the meeting came while Sudan is facing a difficult situation due to the Rapid Support Forces rebellion, which has displaced millions of people and has attacked the displaced in their camps,
Al-Sisi said that the National Movement Forum is represented by several alliances of parties, civil society organizations, civil administrations and various entities, all of which are present in the administrative capital, Port Sudan.
“We are working in this alliance on a project to come out with a national call for all components of the Sudanese people, so that we make the homeland one of the important goals without partisanship or tribalism.” Al-Sisi said
He added that the war taking place in Sudan allowed for foreign interventions that wanted to tamper with the country’s gains and resources, pointing out that the rebellion has become supported by direct supplies and support, especially from neighboring regional countries, including those that have opened their airports to support the rebellion with weapons, such as the United Arab Emirates and Chad, saying that there are civil relations that connect us with the state of Chad and that there are common interests between the two countries and that what affects it affects Sudan and vice versa, but it did not take that into account, but rather opened its airport to prepare the rebellion with weapons that kill the Sudanese people.
He affirmed that the war currently taking place in the country is one of the ugliest and worst conditions that the country has experienced since independence, which has a great impact and dangerous repercussions on Sudan in the future due to the heinous violations practiced by the rebel militia against the Sudanese citizen.
The Head of the National Movement Forces called for overcoming differences between political and societal forces through deep dialogue, and making concessions for the sake of the nation’s interest and to rise to the level of national responsibility, acknowledging the failure of the Sudanese since independence to agree on a system and form of government, in addition to the absence of an agreed-upon national project, indicating that the constitution is one of the problems that have not yet been resolved.