During meetings in Geneva, the Quartet affirmed that "there is no military solution to the war in the Sudan," calling for intensified diplomatic efforts to end the fighting by negotiating and supporting an inclusive political dialogue that will pave the way for a transition to civilian rule.
During meetings in Geneva, the Quartet affirmed that "there is no military solution to the war in the Sudan," calling for intensified diplomatic efforts to end the fighting by negotiating and supporting an inclusive political dialogue that will pave the way for a transition to civilian rule.
The Quartet on the Sudan, which includes the United States, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, affirmed the absence of a military solution to the conflict in the Sudan, stressing the need to use the influence of its members to reach a negotiated end to the fighting, paving the way for a comprehensive Sudanese-led political dialogue and a transition to civilian rule.