UAE calls for international pressure over Sudan, backs US Gaza plan
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- The UAE called for international pressure on the parties to Sudan’s conflict to push them toward a political solution.
- Abu Dhabi also expressed support for US President Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza during its address to the UN General Assembly.
The United Arab Emirates called for increased international pressure on the parties to Sudan’s conflict and voiced support for US President Donald Trump’s plan for Gaza during a broad address to the UN General Assembly.
In its speech, the UAE presented its position on a range of regional and international crises, outlining what it described as a strategic approach to the rapid geopolitical changes facing the world.
The UAE urged the international community to intensify efforts to pressure the parties involved in Sudan’s war and support a political process aimed at ending the conflict.
The country has faced allegations of supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which Abu Dhabi has repeatedly denied. The Sudanese government has accused the UAE of providing military support to the RSF, while the UAE has called the allegations baseless.
The UAE also expressed support for Trump’s proposed plan for Gaza, placing it within its broader position on regional stability and efforts to end the conflict.
The statement came as the UN General Assembly continued discussions on the wars and crises reshaping the Middle East, including the situation in Gaza and Sudan.
