Biden and Bin Zayed Urge Political Solution in Sudan Conflict

U.S. President Joe Biden and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in a recent meeting, emphasized the need for a non-military resolution to the Sudan conflict. They called for immediate and concrete actions to cease hostilities, resume the political process, and transition to civilian governance.

U.S. President Joe Biden and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan reiterated their stance on the Sudan conflict during a meeting on Monday. Both leaders asserted that a military solution is not viable for solving the ongoing crisis.

In a joint statement, Biden and Bin Zayed emphasized the urgent need for concrete and immediate actions to halt hostilities. They stressed the importance of returning to the political process and working towards civilian-led governance.

The conflict in Sudan has led to the world's largest displacement crisis, making the resolution of the war a critical international priority, as highlighted by the White House's release.