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Foreign Ministry: Statements by Trump Adviser on Rejection of US Initiative “Imprecise”

MOFAMinistry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has refuted the statement made by the US President’s adviser for Arab and African affairs, Massad Boulos, before the UN Security Council, in which he claimed that the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) had rejected a proposal paper submitted to it.
The Ministry stated that the US official’s remarks were “inaccurate” and do not reflect the official positions of the Government of Sudan and its sovereign institutions, noting that the government had engaged constructively with Boulos’ proposals and provided a detailed response within ongoing consultations with the US administration, underscoring Sudan’s openness to any sincere and transparent efforts aimed at achieving peace and safeguarding national interests.
The statement highlighted the government’s positive record in responsibly engaging with initiatives to end the war, citing the signing of the Jeddah Declaration in May 2023 and adherence to several humanitarian truces that were violated by the rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia, as well as the government’s submission of a formal initiative to the UN Security Council on 22 December 2025 aimed at protecting civilians and creating conditions for a cessation of hostilities.
The Ministry stressed that any serious efforts to end the war in Sudan must address its root causes, foremost among them the immediate cessation of external supply of weapons and mercenaries to the militia, and the drying up of political and diplomatic support that enables it to continue committing violations and atrocities against innocent civilians.
In conclusion, the Ministry called on the international community and regional actors to engage with the realities on the ground with objectivity and realism, stressing that Sudan is facing a direct aggression backed by foreign sponsorship through a terrorist militia, which requires a firm international stance that supports national state institutions and strengthens prospects for stability.

Sudan's Ambassador to Germany Mobilizes International Support to Protect Sudanese Antiquities and Cultural Heritage

Ambassador to Germany Mobilizes International SupportSudan's Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, Ilham Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed, addressed the activities of "Sudan Day 2026," organized by Humboldt University in Berlin in cooperation with the Sudanese Archaeological Society in Berlin, the Egyptian Museum and Papyrus Collection, the Berlin University of Applied Sciences, and the German Archaeological Institute under the theme, "Protecting Sudan's Archaeological Heritage: Experiences, Realities and Prospects." The event brought together Sudanese and German experts, academics, and researchers in the fields of archaeology and cultural heritage.
In her remarks, the ambassador underscored the importance of the event in strengthening academic and cultural cooperation between Sudan and Germany, commending research partnerships that have, for decades, supported archaeological studies and the preservation of Sudan's cultural heritage.
She noted that Sudan is facing major challenges threatening its cultural and archaeological heritage due to damage inflicted on archaeological sites, museums, and cultural institutions by the war, in addition to growing environmental and climate-related risks, calling for intensified national and international efforts to safeguard this unique human legacy.
The ambassador called on the international community, universities, research centres, museums, and development partners to support Sudan's national institutions, particularly the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums, through documentation programmes, digital preservation initiatives, museum rehabilitation, capacity-building, and the strengthening of sustainable management plans for archaeological sites.
She also stressed the importance of continuing scientific and research cooperation between Sudan and German and international academic institutions, expressing hope that the event's deliberations would lead to practical initiatives and partnerships supporting efforts to protect and restore Sudan's cultural heritage.
The event featured leading Sudanese and German experts and researchers who discussed current challenges facing Sudan's heritage and ways to strengthen scientific and institutional cooperation to preserve it.
Joining the ambassador at the meetings and accompanying sessions was the embassy's cultural affairs officer, First Secretary Sami Al-Haj Mohamed Salih.
"Sudan Day" is held annually in Berlin with broad participation from academics, researchers, and specialists in Sudanese studies and archaeology. The event aims to highlight Sudan's civilizational and cultural legacy and promote international scientific cooperation in research and heritage preservation. Sudan's mission in Berlin has maintained an active presence at the event, strengthening coordination and cooperation with the organizers in support of efforts to promote Sudan and its rich heritage and to advance academic and cultural partnerships between Sudan and Germany.

Sudan Participates in German-Arab Business Forum

Sudan Participates in German Arab Business ForumA Sudanese delegation led by Sudan's Ambassador to Germany, Ambassador Ilham Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed, and comprising representatives of the Sudanese Businessmen and Employers Federation, businessmen and Sudanese companies, participated in the 29th German-Arab Business Forum, held in Berlin from June 17 to 19.
The delegation, which also included Deputy Head of Mission Ambassador Idris Mohamed Ali, took part in the forum's sessions and economic meetings. The participation aimed to strengthen economic relations with German and Arab partners and showcase investment opportunities available in Sudan, particularly in the sectors of agriculture, energy, mining and infrastructure.
The Sudanese Mission in Berlin, in cooperation with the German-Arab Chamber of Industry and Commerce, also organised a roundtable entitled, "Sudan: Partnership for Recovery, Reconstruction and Rehabilitation." During the event, representatives of Sudan's private sector highlighted the country's economic potential and available investment opportunities, drawing interest from German and Arab companies and economic institutions.
The participation forms part of the Sudanese Mission's efforts in Berlin to enhance Sudan's economic presence and expand prospects for cooperation and investment with international partners, ahead of an anticipated visit by a delegation of German businessmen and parliamentarians to Sudan during the second half of this year.

TSC Reassures on Overall Situation in the Country
TSC Reassures on Overall Situation in the Country

The Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) held its regular meeting on Wednesday, chaired by its President, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, during which it reviewed the overall situation in the country, particularly developments in the security and economic sectors.
At the outset of the meeting, the Council directed that urgent measures be taken to address challenges related to the provision of essential services to citizens.
The meeting also discussed ongoing preparations for the Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue, aimed at reaching a comprehensive national vision to address the country’s current crisis.
The Council further reviewed violations and atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia in the states of Darfur and Kordofan as well as the Blue Nile region.
The Sovereignty Council reassured citizens of the ability of the Armed Forces and supporting forces to maintain security and stability across the country, urging the public not to be swayed by misleading rumours aimed at undermining security and stability.

MoU Signed Between Central Bank of Sudan and Central Bank of Azerbaijan

MoU Signed Between Central Bank of Sudan and Central Bank of AzerbaijanAs part of efforts by the Central Bank of Sudan (CBOS) to open up to the external world and reintegrate into the global banking system, and in the presence of Sudan’s Ambassador to Azerbaijan, Anas Al-Tayib Al-Jailani, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on banking cooperation was signed on Wednesday in the Azerbaijani capital, Baku, between the Central Bank of Sudan and the Central Bank of Azerbaijan.
During the signing ceremony, Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan, Amina Mirghani, stressed the importance of the historic relations between Sudan and Azerbaijan, and the need to develop them in a way that serves mutual interests and opens broader prospects for economic and trade cooperation. She highlighted opportunities in exports and imports and mutual economic exchange.
For his part, Governor of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, Taleh Kazimov, welcomed the Sudanese delegation and reaffirmed Azerbaijan’s support for Sudan in regional and international forums. He said the meeting and the signing of the memorandum represent a first step toward building stronger relations that serve mutual commercial and economic interests. He also called on Azerbaijani banks to establish correspondent banking relations with Sudanese banks to facilitate cross-border payments.

He further affirmed readiness to transfer expertise and share experience with staff of the Central Bank of Sudan and commercial banks through short-term training programmes and professional attachments at the central bank, aimed at strengthening practical training.
The memorandum establishes a general framework for developing correspondent banking relations, exploring the opening of branches and banking windows for commercial banks in both Sudan and Azerbaijan, in addition to banking training and exchange of expertise.
The signing comes within the framework of growing bilateral relations between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of Azerbaijan, representing a qualitative addition to the path of economic and financial cooperation between the two friendly countries.

TSC President Congratulates Russian President on National Day

Putin AlburhanPresident of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, sent a congratulatory message to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the occasion of Russia’s National Day.
Al-Burhan extended his sincere congratulations and best wishes to President Putin for continued health and happiness, and to the government and people of the Russian Federation for further progress, prosperity, and development.
He also praised the strong bilateral relations between Sudan and Russia, reaffirming Sudan’s commitment to strengthening and expanding cooperation across all fields in a manner that serves the shared interests of both countries and peoples

Sudan’s Ambassador to Germany Explores Partnerships with UN Agencies and Humanitarian Organizations

Sudan Ambassador to Germany1Sudan’s Ambassador to Germany, Ilham Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed, held a series of meetings with United Nations agencies, humanitarian organizations, and German partners to explore opportunities for cooperation in reconstruction, recovery, and development.
As part of Sudan’s diplomatic outreach in Berlin, the ambassador participated in a joint meeting bringing together UN agencies and programmes based in Bonn and diplomatic missions accredited to Germany. The event featured addresses by the UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, as well as a representative of the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
On the sidelines of the meeting, Ambassador Ilham held bilateral talks with several UN agencies, focusing on support for recovery efforts, voluntary return programmes for internally displaced persons and refugees, assistance to host communities, and the rehabilitation of the health, education, electricity, and water sectors.
The discussions included representatives of the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme, UN Women in Bonn, UNESCO’s International Centre for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (UNEVOC), the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), and the Global Water Operators’ Partnerships Alliance.
Areas of cooperation discussed included strengthening the capacities of Sudanese volunteers, expanding their participation in reconstruction efforts, revitalizing vocational training centres, and supporting water and sanitation services across Sudan.
The ambassador also met with the Director for the Sahel, Horn of Africa, and Eastern Europe at Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development in Bonn. The talks reviewed programmes being implemented in Sudan through UN agencies and explored ways to expand Sudanese-German cooperation in reconstruction and development.
The ambassador also met with humanitarian organizations operating in Sudan, as well as German business leaders and companies, to discuss investment opportunities and enhanced cooperation, particularly in solar energy and humanitarian support. Participants expressed readiness to expand their activities and projects in Sudan.

Sudan Welcomes Framework Peace Agreement Between United States and Iran

MOFA 1Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has welcomed the conclusion of a framework peace agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is scheduled to be signed in Switzerland on Friday.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the ministry expressed hope that the agreement would mark an important step toward strengthening security and stability in the region and contribute to advancing the principles of peace, development, and prosperity for the benefit of the Middle East and the wider international community.
The ministry also commended the efforts of friendly and brotherly countries that helped create favorable conditions for reaching the agreement, particularly the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the State of Qatar, as well as other parties that played constructive roles in bridging differences and supporting peaceful settlement efforts.
The statement affirmed that the success of these efforts would contribute to easing regional tensions and enhancing the security and stability of international maritime routes, serving the interests of the peoples of the region and the world at large.

Sudan’s Ambassador to Germany: Cooperation and Partnership Opportunities with the Global Alliance of Water Operators’ Partnerships

Ambassador to Germany

Last week, Sudan’s Ambassador to Germany, Ilham Ibrahim Ahmed, met with the Global Alliance of Water Operators’ Partnerships (GWOPA), a UN-Habitat initiative, in Bonn, Germany, to discuss cooperation opportunities to support the water and sanitation sector in Sudan.
The meetings addressed the prospects of utilizing the Water Operators’ Partnerships (WOPs) mechanism, which is based on the exchange of expertise and institutional capacity building among water utilities and companies worldwide, with the aim of improving service quality and enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of operating institutions.
International water expert Dr. Ammar Abdullah told Sudanhorizon that this step is particularly important given the urgent need to rehabilitate water and sanitation infrastructure in Sudan and strengthen the capacities of national institutions responsible for providing essential services to citizens. It also offers opportunities to benefit from international expertise in the areas of technical management, operation and maintenance, institutional planning, and staff development.
Dr. Ammar emphasized the importance of human capital in this context, considering it a cornerstone of recovery. He noted that capacity building, training national personnel, and restoring institutional expertise are no less crucial than rehabilitating water and sanitation infrastructure. Both are fundamental pillars for the sustainability and improvement of services.
The visit and meeting by Ambassador Ilham reflect the growing role that Sudanese diplomacy can play in building bridges of cooperation with international organizations and development partners, and in mobilizing support for vital sectors directly impacting citizens’ lives. Modern diplomacy has become an important tool for supporting development and attracting the knowledge, expertise, and resources necessary for recovery and reconstruction.
This initiative comes at a time of growing need to leverage international partnerships and specialized expertise to support efforts to rehabilitate the water and sanitation sector in Sudan, as it is a key sector for achieving recovery and sustainable development.

TSC President Briefs EU on Sudan Developments

EU on Sudan DevelopmentsPresident of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, briefed European Union ambassadors accredited to Sudan on the latest humanitarian and security developments in the country during a meeting in Khartoum attended by Foreign Minister Mohi-Eddin Salim.
Al-Burhan presented an overview of the war launched by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia against the state and its institutions, highlighting violations and abuses committed against civilians. He stressed the need to halt continued external support to the militia. He said Sudan is a country with a deep-rooted civilization and that its people have the capacity and awareness to manage their own affairs. TSC President reaffirmed that the political process is a purely Sudanese matter that must take place inside the country and be driven by the will of its people, while welcoming any support that contributes to stability, peace, and development and respects Sudan’s sovereignty.
EU Ambassador to Sudan Wolfram Vetter said the meeting was aimed at gaining a clearer understanding of the situation in Sudan, noting that it comes four years after the outbreak of war. He said it provided an opportunity to hear directly about the suffering and humanitarian impact of the conflict.
Vetter added that the EU is prepared to engage with Sudanese parties to help find an urgent solution to the crisis and support a civilian democratic transition. He reiterated the EU’s rejection of parallel governing structures in Sudan and called for an end to illicit arms flows and the prevention of mercenaries and foreign fighters entering the country. He further stated that EU officials had met senior Sudanese leaders at the highest levels, as well as UN agencies and diplomatic missions in Khartoum, in support of Sudan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Prime Minister Pledges to Address Doctors’ Concerns

Pledges to Address DoctorsPrime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris reaffirmed the Government of Hope’s commitment to addressing issues affecting doctors, praising their continued efforts in delivering healthcare services, particularly during the war.
The remarks came during a meeting in Khartoum with a delegation from the Sudan Doctors Union, headed by its President, Dr. Abdullah Abdelkarim Osman.
Speaking to the press, Dr. Osman said the meeting discussed doctors’ contribution to rebuilding and rehabilitating Sudan’s healthcare system in the post-war period.
He added that discussions covered several key issues, including health insurance for doctors and financing the reconstruction of private clinics and hospitals affected by the war. The meeting also addressed ways to encourage Sudanese doctors working abroad to return and resume their duties in the country.
Dr. Osman said the Prime Minister directed the formation of a committee to develop a comprehensive framework addressing all issues raised during the meeting. The committee is expected to submit its final report within less than a month, paving the way for the establishment of a mechanism to implement its recommendations.

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