![]() ![]() "The most important thing is to adhere to what was agreed upon, and the Kingdom will work until security and stability return to Sudan and its brotherly people," the Saudi minister said. Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan said in a post on Twitter that the talks and the commitment to protecting civilians were a first step, and "other steps will follow". ![]() The State Department statement said measures "will include a U.S.-Saudi and international-supported ceasefire monitoring mechanism." mediators will next discuss specific security measures for safeguarding relief supplies, the U.S. State Department statement said the parties would focus on reaching a deal for an effective ceasefire of up to about 10 days. ![]() State Department official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.Ī text of the declaration released after the talks said the two factions "commit to prioritizing discussions to achieve a short-term ceasefire to facilitate the delivery of emergency humanitarian assistance and restoration of essential services."Ī U.S. "The two sides are quite far apart," a senior U.S. officials said.Īfter a week of talks in the Saudi port of Jeddah, Sudan's army and rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) signed a declaration that they would work towards a short-term ceasefire in further discussions, they said. KHARTOUM, May 12 (Reuters) - Sudan's warring factions early on Friday committed to protect civilians and the movement of humanitarian aid, but did not agree to a ceasefire and remain far apart, U.S. ![]()
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