The expected role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the post-war period ✍️ Hisham Mahmoud Suleiman
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In light of the profound challenges left by the war in Sudan, the central role to be played by the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the post-war phase is highlighted. This step requires diplomatic skills and painstaking work to rehabilitate Sudan's relations with the outside world. , in addition to responding to the internal humanitarian and economic crises exacerbated by the war.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one of the basic institutions that will help restore Sudan's stability and build internal peace. It will also be the bridge that will connect the country to the international community in its quest for reconstruction and rebirth. The ministry is not only limited to strengthening external relations, but also includes strengthening international cooperation to ensure the provision of…Humanitarian and economic support and negotiation to resolve internal conflicts and promote Sudan as a supporter of stability and peace in the region.
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is one of the main pillars that can be counted on to shape the country's foreign policy, especially in the post-war period, as local and international circles expect the active role of this ministry to help Sudan rebuild its foreign policy. diplomatic relations and facing the challenges left by the war. In this context, the role that the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is called upon to play is both complex and vital, because it requires it to adopt comprehensive and coherent diplomatic strategies. to the requirements of the current stage in terms of internal recovery and restoration of reputation on the international scene.
The first task given to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after the war was to restore diplomatic relations with regional and international countries. The war in Sudan has weakened the country's position at the regional and international levels, which requires great efforts to restore trust and cooperation with brotherly and friendly countries, in addition to restoring Sudan's active participation in regional and international organizations, such as the African Union and the United Nations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will seek to strengthen relations with Sudan's neighbors, including Egypt, Chad and Ethiopia. , as well as strengthening relations with major powers to ensure support for the stability and development of Sudan.
Humanitarian diplomacy and management of internal challenges: –
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After the war, Sudan will find itself in urgent need of providing humanitarian aid to the millions of people affected by the conflict. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a major role in coordinating with international humanitarian and relief organizations such as the United Nations and the UN. The Red Cross must ensure that the necessary aid reaches war-affected Sudanese. It must also work to improve the humane conditions of internally displaced persons and Sudanese immigrants abroad, and cooperate with neighboring countries to welcome Sudanese refugees and guarantee their rights.
Mediation and negotiation for internal peace
One of the most important roles of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at this stage is that of diplomatic efforts aimed at establishing internal peace. The current situation in Sudan requires comprehensive negotiations with the various parties that participated in the conflict and the restoration of the social fabric, which requires. the Ministry of Foreign Affairs must play the role of mediator between the Sudanese parties in order to contribute to the conclusion of an agreement. In addition, the ministry should seek to strengthen dialogue with international organizations that can facilitate these negotiations, such as. the UN or the African Union, to avoid any potential escalation and guarantee lasting peace.
Department of Immigration and Refugees: –
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Given the influx of large numbers of Sudanese refugees to neighboring countries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will play a vital role in managing this humanitarian crisis. This will require coordination with neighboring governments and international refugee organizations to ensure the protection of their refugees. rights and provide them with the necessary support. The ministry will also have to work with host countries to provide practical and effective solutions to deal with this phenomenon while seeking to find mechanisms to ensure the voluntary return of refugees to their countries in the near future.
Reforming Sudanese foreign policy: –
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After years of political and economic challenges, the next phase of the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs will require a comprehensive reform of its foreign policy, including developing new relations with friendly countries, strengthening economic cooperation and opening doors investments in vital sectors. The ministry will strive to implement policies aimed at activating economic diplomacy in a manner that ensures the presentation of Sudan as a destination for investment and business, in addition to presenting the country as an active partner in regional and international.
Coping with the economic effects of war: –
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The Foreign Office is expected to be very concerned about the economic consequences of the war, as it will have to negotiate with international financial institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, to obtain the necessary financial support to war. the reconstruction of the Sudanese economy. The situation also requires special attention in seeking international partnerships to encourage foreign investment in Sudan and in the rehabilitation of the Sudanese private sector which has been damaged by the war.
The expected role of the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the post-war period is not only limited to maintaining external relations, but extends to the reconstruction of Sudan at all levels. Despite the great challenges facing the country, an effective foreign policy based on flexible diplomacy. The foundations are capable of achieving internal peace, attracting international support and restoring Sudan's position among world countries.
