The Permanent Representative of Jordan to the League of Arab States, Amjad Al-Adaileh, affirmed that any solution to the current crisis in Sudan must be an internal solution that reflects the will and aspirations of the brotherly Sudanese people, away from any external interference.

He said during a meeting of the League of Arab States Council at the level of permanent delegates in its extraordinary session on developments in the Republic of Sudan today, Monday, in Egypt, that Jordan supports any decision taken by the League Council to contain the crisis, stop the fighting, stop the bloodshed of the Sudanese brothers, and ensure a return to dialogue and the establishment of a new phase that meets The aspirations and aspirations of the brotherly Sudanese people, and contribute to enhancing security and political and economic stability in this country dear to all of us, which we see as an essential pillar of Arab national security, which is an indivisible whole.

Al-Adaileh called on all Sudanese parties to show the spirit of national responsibility, and to uphold the supreme interests of Sudan and its brotherly people above any other consideration, our right to the blood of the Sudanese, and to avoid fighting between the people of one people, and the victor in it will only be a loser, because the killer and the killed are brothers, and the price paid is security, stability, resilience and independence of Sudan And his unity and the blood of his children.

He pointed to the importance of concerted Arab efforts, and the continued efforts of the international community to meet the urgent humanitarian needs of the Sudanese brothers, and to ensure the safe evacuation of Arab citizens and foreigners in Sudan, pointing to the efforts made by Jordan in this field, as eight planes have flown so far to evacuate Jordanian citizens and others. Of Arab and foreign nationalities, Jordan also contributed to the transfer of the first humanitarian aid from the Red Cross to brotherly Sudan since the outbreak of the crisis.

He said: We follow with great pain and great concern the unfortunate developments taking place in brotherly Sudan, which left a number of civilians dead and wounded, extending our sincere condolences and sympathy to the brotherly Sudanese people for the innocent victims who died as a result of the hostilities.

He also offered condolences to the brotherly Arab Republic of Egypt on the martyrdom of the Assistant Administrative Attache at the Egyptian Embassy in Khartoum.