Khartoum JPA Conference Under Fire As Cairo Workshop Forms Committees Radiodabanga: Sudan
As workshops to discuss critical issues in Sudan began in Cairo on Thursday, the contentious Juba Peace Agreement conference in Khartoum received"a lot of criticism" from attendees. Darfur displaced do not have much confidence in its outcomes.
"The recommendations of the conference will be included in a final agreement with the military junta and return the country to the path of democratic transformation," he said in a statement on Sunday. According to the SPA, one of the most important recommendations of the workshop is the formation of a mechanism to help with the implementation of the JPA.
"We have nothing to do with the recommendations of the Peace Conference because of our absence and non-participation," he told Radio Dabanga.at the last minute, meanwhile, some community leaders were not invited at all.
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