Khartoum: Defense Minister Lt. Gen. Hassan Daoud Kabroun welcomed a delegation accompanying the International Expert on Human Rights in Sudan at his office on Tuesday. The delegation was composed of key figures, including the official responsible for the Sudan human rights file, a representative from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs managing the human rights portfolio, and the Country Representative. This meeting aimed to bolster cooperation and facilitate joint consultations between both parties.
According to Sudan News Agency, the discussions revolved around several pressing issues of mutual interest. Key topics included collaboration in civilian and child protection, efforts to combat enforced disappearance and unlawful detention, and initiatives to reduce hate speech. These discussions reflect a commitment to addressing critical human rights concerns in Sudan.
The Ministry of Defense communicated that the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Government of Sudan are fully equipped and ready to support initiatives and programs that serve these areas. The ministry highlighted the availability of mechanisms and capabilities on the ground to provide necessary support.
The delegation emphasized the importance of communicating the efforts and measures taken by the Sudanese Government and Armed Forces to the international community. They underscored the significance of promoting and protecting human rights as a fundamental aspect of the nation's international relations and internal governance.