Darfur Leaders Say They've Been Excluded from Khartoum Peace Conference Radiodabanga: Sudan
"The aim of this workshop is not to amend, cancel, or denounce the JPA but to focus on exploring drivers of conflict and ways to better implement and revitalise it while safeguarding its gains," said Volker Perthes, UN Special Representative for Sudan and head of UNITAMS, at the launch ceremony.
"UNITAMS informed the Centre for Peace Studies on Monday that the signatories of the Framework Agreement decided to limit the invitation to those who signed the JPA and the groups of displaced that signed the Framework Agreement." He stressed that the Darfur displaced have not been invited to join the Framework Agreement."We have not been notified of its content, which also happened before, with the peace agreements of Abuja, Doha, and lately, of Juba."
JEM media secretary Mohamed Hasan Fadul, said that the movement rejects the contents of the Framework Agreement and stressed their non-participation in the activities resulting from it.
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