Khartoum: Prime Minister's Adviser Musleh Nassar affirmed that negative foreign interference in Sudan's internal affairs has caused significant harm to the country, noting that the ongoing efforts to create the conditions for a Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue inside the country represent a positive step toward freeing Sudan from foreign interference and external dictates.
According to Sudan News Agency, Nassar stated that the rebellion by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia and the outbreak and continuation of the war were the result of interference by certain countries harbouring hostile intentions toward Sudan. He called on all national forces to take into account the risks surrounding the country and use this understanding as a starting point to lead Sudan out of the vicious cycle designed by its adversaries.
He added that the most serious challenge currently facing Sudan is foreign intervention that exploits divisions among the country's people.
Nassar pointed to the failure of the project aimed at destroying Sudan, which he said is being carried out by the rebel Rapid Support Forces militia in service of an external agenda. He noted that the militia is currently experiencing deep internal fragmentation, while the Armed Forces continue to develop and maintain their cohesion, backed by the Sudanese people and supporting forces.
He also highlighted the important role of native administration leaders, tribal leaders, community figures, and notables in supporting the Battle of Dignity, promoting reconciliation, mobilizing support for reconstruction and rebuilding, and protecting society from negative polarization.