'No future' for Al Burhan or Dagalo in Sudan, says US envoy
There is “no future” for either of Sudan’s two warring generals in the country’s political leadership, a senior adviser to US President Donald Trump said in Dubai on Tuesday, throwing Washington’s support behind a rapid transition to civilian rule. Speaking at the Arab Media Summit, Massad Boulos, Mr Trump’s senior adviser on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs, said the US backs a political process…
A senior adviser to US President Donald Trump has stated that there is "no future" for Sudan's military leaders, Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan and Gen Mohamed Dagalo, in the country's political landscape. The adviser, Massad Boulos, made the remarks during the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, endorsing Washington's backing for a swift transition to civilian rule.
The US sees a promising path in the civilian transition, emphasizing the need for a rapid and seamless progression away from the two warring generals. President Trump has been "very clear" on the matter, and addressing the humanitarian crisis remains a top priority for the United States. Despite acknowledging that the roadmap to end the conflict has yet to yield results a year after its inception, Washington remains committed to the plan, with the adviser suggesting that the initiative needs to be implemented for genuine progress on the ground to benefit Sudan's people.
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