The Executive Secretary of IGAD urged SAF and RSF to:
IGAD convened its 40th extraordinary Summit virtually and adopted a communique that
The Executive Secretary of IGAD urged the SAF and RSF to immediately and unconditionally agree to a humanitarian ceasefire as the two parties started pre-negotiation talks in Jeddah.
The 14th ordinary session of IGAD Heads of State and Government, held on 12 June in Djibouti, decided to expand IGAD’s mediation team and established quartet comprising Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Somalia to resolve the crisis in Sudan, with Kenya chairing the quartet.
Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the IGAD Quartet Group of Countries on Sudan held their first meeting and agreed to:
Heads of State and Government of the IGAD Quartet Group of Countries for the resolution of the situation in Sudan held the 1st meeting in Addis Ababa and adopted a communique that:
IGAD—represented by its Executive Secretary, United States of America, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and African Union (AU)—co-facilitate the Sudan Humanitarian Ceasefire Talks in Jeddah.
During his visit to Djibouti, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan had a closed-door discussion with the president of Djibouti, Workneh Gebeyehu, the executive secretary of IGAD, and Ismail Omar Guelleh, the chairman of IGAD. They discussed ways to find a long-term solution to the current Sudanese situation, highlighting the importance of reaching a ceasefire.