The question session focused on the UK's role in addressing the escalating conflict in Sudan, with an emphasis on international collaboration and leveraging the UK's influence to promote peace. Key topics included international engagement, the economic interests of external actors, and humanitarian aid.
pledged in additional support for refugees, specifically for reproductive and sexual health services on the Adré border.
Foreign Secretary Mr. Lammy highlighted his personal commitment to resolving the issue, including convening an international conference. Rachael Maskell and Gregory Campbell both emphasized the role of external powers in fueling the conflict and the pressing humanitarian needs.
people displaced due to the Sudan conflict, illustrating the humanitarian crisis's magnitude.
Discussions revealed plans for a conference in London and highlighted ongoing diplomatic efforts with significant global leaders and organizations.
month when the conference in London will convene, around the second anniversary of the civil war's outbreak.
Outcome
Commitments were made to international collaboration, notably through an upcoming conference in London, aimed at fostering a consensus on peace strategies for Sudan. Financial aid was also pledged to support displaced people, particularly women and children.
Key Contributions
Raised concerns about external actors with economic interests fueling the Sudan conflict.
Prioritized ending the Sudan conflict, planned a London conference to gather international consensus, discussed the issue at the G20, and announced aid for Sudanese refugees.
Emphasized the urgency of resolving the crisis given the significant number of displaced people and advocated for accelerated action by the African Union.
All content derived from official parliamentary records