QHe United Arab Emirates’ Machine Machine in the first admission of mistakes in the Sudanese policy imposed the Sudanese registry because the city was captured in the elakeran time because the city was captured later last month.
Speaking in Bahrain on Sunday, Anwar Gargash, the UAE’s senior diplomat, said that the UAE and others have joined forces with the RSF and the Transitional Civilian Army.
“We all made a mistake when the two generals who fought the Civil War now shut down the civilian government,” Gargash said. “That was, in retrospect, a critical mistake. We should have put our foot down. We didn’t call it a coup.”
This is a stunning change. The UAE actively undermined the idea of a strong civilian democratic government in Sudan in the wake of the popular uprisings that led to the overthrow of Omar Al-Bashir in April 2019.
Throughout 2019, “in the interests of a stable transition”, the UAE and Saudi Arabia tried to enhance the role of the military and marginalize civilian rule, including by promoting the idea that the RSF commander, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, should be in charge of economic policy.
In a piece of Bailout diplomacy, Saudi Arabia and the Emiratis quickly agreed to a $ 3bn loan to the transitional military council that initially tried to succeed Bashir. In late 2019, when the Civilian Scope of the Government has the upper hand, further payments from the loan are stopped.
Jonas Horner, of the European Council on foreign relations, recently said that the loss of debt is not only due to the resignation of the Civilica government and the RSF in 2023.
“The fate of the transitional government would have been different had the Gulf supported them with the billions they pledged to the military,” Horner wrote.
Point to blame
Four years from the coup, the admission of Gargash is a sign that in public at least the recognition of the UAE that the policies in Sudan are lost from the RSF, the strength it nurtures.
That the Emiratis Covertly Armed the RSF is clear from the evidence gathered by the UN, independent experts and journalists, even the UAE DEIES HIM. In January, the Biden administration pointed the finger when sanctions were imposed on Hemedti and seven UAE-based companies.
Sudanese civilian groups have warned for more than 18 months that the RSF will carry out ethnically targeted killings if it takes El Faster, the capital of North Darfur. That puts a special obligation on the UAE, the country with the best ability to control extreme Hemedti. Although the UAE condemned the atrocities in El Faster, it also blamed what happened on the army’s failure to compromise.
The UAE’s response to international criticism is to insist that it has acquired and is the victim of a disinformation campaign within the Sudanese Army and the Sudanese leftist soldiers and the Sudanese leftist soldiers and the Sudanese leftist soldiers and the Sudanese leftist soldiers and the Sudanese leftist soldiers and the Sudanese leftist soldiers
It asserted that it wanted a transition back to a civilian-led government, and said both the RSF and the Army had disqualified themselves from shaping the future of Sudan.
Figures such as the minister of AAE Foreign Affairs, Lana Nusseibeh, said that the country is not the main sponsor of the Civilian uprising and a neutral uprising in 2019 uprising in 2019 uprising in 2019 in 2021 coup.
Yasmine Ahmed, the UK director of Human Rights Watch, says a minimum test of sincerity in the UAE about fighting the UNF recognition of the ADF PRESCED Expert of the UNF Expert Home of the UNS Dect Panel Policing the SUDAN.
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What happens next will also depend on whether the UAE thinks that the RSF – and the treatment of brutality – is still important to influence SUDAN: the belief that the influence of SUDAN: the political belief in the SUDAN systems and that it should be influenced by the political systems and should be influenced by the political systems and should be influenced by the political systems and should be influenced by the political systems. The UAE is largely responsible for the Islamist Muslim Brothimhood as a threat to the security of the region.
Natural resources
The UAE is one of the Gulf states that has been attracted to Sudan’s natural resources for decades. Jaafar Nimiri, the president of Sudan from 1969 to 1985, promised that instead of the Gulf Investment Sudan could be a source needed in a bad job.
Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE all responded, each coming with different foreign political agendas. Saudi Arabia and the UAE have both made multibillion-dollar investments in Sudan to secure food for their population, leading to the power of Bashir, who gained power at the time of the Islamists.
The fact that Bashir was announced as being executed by the US proved a small deterrent as the Gulf states poured money into SUDAN. “For the young monarchs – who import up to 80% of all the food they are hungry for – the access to the councils of SUDAN, a European owner in Europe in foreign relations.
Sudan’s strategic location on the Red Sea makes it a very attractive place for the UAE to build ports, and in December 20BN Investment in ABU ABU The contract has since been canceled by the leader of the Factor in Sudan, Gen Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, but the UAE wants to keep the scheme alive under any successor.
EMIRATI banks hold stakes in the Bank of Khartoum, the largest commercial bank in Sudan, whose digital platform facilitates money transfers for millions of Sudanese transfers and public institutions. However, it is SUDAN’s gold reserves that are extremely important, not only to the RSF and Army, which operate as businesses like fighting forces, but also to the UAE.
Gold represents about 49% of Sudan’s exports. In February, the company owned by the Sulan Head of State said that the production of gold in areas controlled by the army in 2024.
Official exports are a drop in the ocean, however. Approximately 90% of Sudan’s gold production, worth approximately $13.4bn in gross trade, often goes through transit routes in Chad, Ethiopia, Southda and South Sudan before reaching the UAE.
In a Report last month For Chatham House, Ahmed Soliman and Dr Suliman Baldo wrote: “The UAE continues to benefit from restrictions on countries with armed groups.”
The Conduit of the UAE is Hemedti, with whom they delivered a special relationship when he agreed to send RSF troops to support the Emirati and Saudis fighting the rebels. He owns many mines in Darfur through his family company Algunade.
Politics, as well as income, also drives Emirati interests. As with similar interventions in Eastern Libya and South Yemen, the UAE wants to fight Islamism with whom Bashir is hanged.
Collect pressure
Now that its support for the RSF seems to have damaged its reputation, there is an onus on the UAE to contribute to a resolution of the crisis.
The US hopes that the solution lies in the two key players in Sudan, the UAE and Egypt, who support the army inside the border of Sudan, they will finally agree to the agreement of their proxies. The statement agreed by the US, Saudi, Egypt and UAE – four countries engaged in mediation efforts collectively known as the Quad – on September 12 was a breakthrough in that regard in that it set out a course for a three-month humanitarian truce, leading to a permanent ceasefire, and within nine months the establishment of an independent, civilian-led government with broad-based legitimacy and accountability.
It added: “The future governance of Sudan is to be decided by the Sudanese people through an inclusive and transparent transition process, not controlled by any warring party.”
Another passage in the joint statement protects the interests of the UAE:
Talks of these proposals in Washington – until unexpected Sudanese civilians – who have not yet suffered the protagonists of the civil war and their supporters to fight more fighting.