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How ultranationalist rhetoric is stalemating the GERD dispute?
Authors: Dr. Nervana Mahmoud & Dr. Mohamed Fouad
The GERD dispute has proven to be a tough and challenging. Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia have been...
Sudan Partnership Conference: EU mobilises more support for Sudan’s transition
Sudan, the European Union, Germany, and the United Nations co-hosted a virtual High-Level Sudan Partnership Conference.
The Joint Communiqué adopted by the participants, confirmed the support...
Can the International Law resolve Egypt Nile River Crisis?
International Law plays an important role in resolving conflicts among states in the international arena. The conflict between the Nile Basin countries is a...
Sudan bans female genital mutilation, UNICEF vows to help support new law
The United Nations Childen’s Fund (UNICEF) welcomed the landmark move by Sudan’s transitional government this week to criminalize female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C), with a...
EU announces €100 million to support the democratic transition process in Sudan
Today, the European Union has announced €100
million to support the civilian-led authorities in Sudan to meet the most
pressing needs of the democratic transition.
“The European...
Closing the skills mismatch to tackle youth unemployment in Sudan
Understanding the labour market and business opportunities are crucial
for a demand-driven technical and vocational training system. More than 50
representatives from the government, the private...
2019 was a decade of defiance and dissent -The 2020s are likely to be no different
Like 2019, the new year and perhaps the new
decade is likely to be pockmarked by popular protest, particularly in the
Middle East and North Africa.
The...
Sudan moves forward with its National Quality Policy
The National Quality Policy (NQP) of Sudan, which articulates the
Government’s position on the quality of goods and services produced and
consumed in the country, has...
‘Unique opportunity’ to resolve border dispute between Sudan, South Sudan
Sudan and neighbouring South Sudan “have never been
closer” to reaching a sustainable peace with each other, and their own internal
armed opposition groups, the head...
Venezuela, Poland and Sudan amongst 14 new Human Rights Council members
14 new members were elected to the Human Rights
Council on Thursday, following a secret ballot held in the General Assembly
Hall in New York.
The Council,...