RIYADH — On Sunday, the
United Arab Emirates denied
allegations made by a media outlet regarding arms and ammunition supply to
Sudan's warring factions. A statement clarified that the
UAE hasn't provided weapons to any parties involved since the conflict started in April 2023. The
Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Director of Strategic Communications, Afra
Al-Hameli, stressed that the UAE remains neutral in the conflict, advocating
for de-escalation, ceasefires, and diplomatic dialogues through meetings with
partners.
اضافة اعلان
Hameli emphasized the UAE's consistent backing for
Sudan's political process and its endeavor to facilitate national consensus for a
governing body, Arab News reported.
Operating air and sea connections, the UAE has furnished
about 2,000 tonnes of medical aid, food, and relief materials, prioritizing
vulnerable groups such as the sick, children, elderly, and women. Furthermore,
the
UAE established a field hospital in Amdjarass, Chad, providing medical care
to thousands regardless of background.
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