The Civil Democratic Forces alliance (Tagadom) is holding its founding conference in Addis Ababa from May 27 to 30, with over 600 participants attending. The conference aims to build the broadest civil front to stop the war and restore the civil transitional path in Sudan.
The Civil Democratic Forces alliance is holding its founding conference in Addis Ababa from May 27 to 30, with over 600 participants attending. The conference aims to build the broadest civil front to stop the war and restore the civil transitional path in Sudan .
In his opening address, Hamdok called on both sides of the war to cease hostilities immediately. He urged the international community to pressure the conflicting parties to return to negotiations with an integrated vision for a solution, aiming to restore the path of transition and achieve peace, justice, and democracy.
Abderlahim Ali, a representative of the resistance committees, told attendees in a speech:"The solution does not come from the barrel of a gun, but through collective action for peace and the return of democracy and civil rule." He described the founding conference of Tagadom as a new phase of building a state founded on justice, peace, and change.
The editor-in-chief of El Tayyar noted that the differences between the two proposals of the two blocs are"personal and psychological rather than substantive". He emphasised that both alliances provide an opportunity for political forces to come together, agree on goals, and work out the means later."The priority must be to stop the war, then build the state and peace, and complete the transitional period."There was a problem processing your submission.
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