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Ten months after 铿乬hting broke out between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan remains a more divided and in desperate humanitarian condition than ever. The 铿乬hting has displaced 8 million Sudanese and left 18 million facing acute hunger. Humanitarian access remains severely restricted and the SAF and RSF seem determined to vanquish the other, a goal never achieved in Sudan鈥檚 previous decades-long civil wars. Civilian political and civil society actors are also becoming entrenched into rival groups. Divisions of Sudan鈥檚 civilian political actors in the past provided openings and justi铿乧ation for repeated military coups and governments. 

The second discussion session, held on February 22, 2024, focused on how peace and future governance negotiations can be con铿乬ured so that a diverse array of Sudanese civilian voices can be e铿�ectively heard and taken into account.

The Sudans Working Group (SWG) engages US, African, and international policymakers and stakeholders in inclusive and forward-leaning policy dialogue aimed at advancing the prospects for peace, security, and development between and within Sudan and South Sudan. The SWG serves as a space for key stakeholders to share analyses and perspectives and provide policy options for addressing critical issues related to the two countries. The SWG is currently co-chaired by Ambassador Nureldin Satti and Ambassador Donald E. Booth.