IGAD Mobilizes Regional and Global Partners for a Unified Path to Peace in Sudan

The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) affirmed that peace in Sudan must be Sudanese-led, Sudanese-owned, regionally coordinated, and supported by a unified international voice.

In a brief press release issued yesterday (Tuesday), IGAD stated that its Executive Secretary, Workneh Gebeyehu, convened the second Special Envoys Forum on Sudan, bringing together key regional and international actors to foster a unified response to the crisis.

In his address, Mr. Gebeyehu emphasized that peace in Sudan must be Sudanese-led, regionally coordinated, and supported by a unified international voice. He called for an urgent alliance to end the violence, protect civilians, and achieve stability in the IGAD region.

He reaffirmed IGAD’s unwavering commitment – ​​alongside the African Union and international partners – By advancing the ceasefire, opening humanitarian corridors, and supporting a credible, civilian-led transition process.

The statement indicated that the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) stands firmly with the people of Sudan in their pursuit of peace, dignity, and stability.