مؤتمر لجميع القوى السياسية بالسودان يومي الخميس والجمعة لمناقشة كل مشاكل السودان

Quote: Mbeki’s summit for Sudan political parties postponed Friday 19 February 2010 printSend this article by mail February 18, 2010 (KHARTOUM) – A conference hosted by an African Union (AU) that would have brought Sudanese political parties together has been postponed, according to a statement by the pan-African body. JPEG - 24.1 kb Former South African president and head of the African Union panel on Darfur Thabo Mbeki (AP) The Union High Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP) headed by former South African president Thabo Mbeki have said that the Juba alliance comprised of opposition parties made the request for the rescheduling of the meeting which was supposed to start on Thursday with the participation of the ruling National Congress Party (NCP) headed by president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir. Mbeki’s panel met in Khartoum with Umma party leader Al-Sadiq Al-Mahdi, Sudanese Communist Party (SCP) Secretary General Mohamed Ibrahim Nugud, Reform and Renewal Party (URRP) leader Mubarak Al-Fadil, Sudan People Liberation Movement (SPLM) Deputy Secretary General Yasir Arman, Sudanese presidential adviser Mustafa Ismail, NCP political officer Ibrahim Ghandour. “The Panel, which is convening the Summit at the request of the Sudanese Parties, will continue to facilitate joint planning meetings with the Parties in order to ensure a successful Summit….the Panel is convinced that the Summit will contribute positively to promoting the national consensus which will bode well for the democratic transformation of Sudan” The Umma party leader was quoted by the independent Al-Sudani newspaper as saying that the political forces have agreed on the summit to discuss all political issues of the country. Al-Mahdi added that it is hoped that a preliminary meeting would be held after which a declaration of principles then an elections pledge of honor to guarantee the fairness of the April polls. The URRP chief Mubarak Al-Fadil said that the meeting “sends a warning to the NCP to respond to the requirements to get the country out of the crisis and then the whole world will be a witness who rejects the deal”. The NCP representatives ruled out any talk about postponing the elections partially or fully and expressed the party’s readiness to reach an agreement on a “political document” but did not reveal the nature of its contents. Mbeki’s AU panel on Darfur (AUPD) was tasked by the AU to create a roadmap that would harmonize peace, justice and accountability. It was established in the wake of the imminent indictment of Bashir by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The implementation panel also headed by Mbeki was created "to assist in the implementation of all aspects of the recommendations of the AU Panel on Darfur, and to support the Sudanese parties in the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) and other related processes". The major deliverable of the CPA are the elections in April 2010 and the South Sudan referendum in 2011.

Quote: المعارضة ترحب بمبادرة أمبيكي وتشترط الإتفاق على أجندة اشترطت القوى السياسية المعارضة (اجماع جوبا) تكوين لجنة مشتركة بينها والحكومة للتحضير والتنسيق للقاء السياسي الجامع للتداول في القضايا الوطنية والذي اقترحته لجنة حكماء افريقيا لبحث قضايا التحول الديمقراطي وخارطة طريق لحل أزمة دارفور ومناقشة ميثاق الشرف الانتخابي. وقال عضو تحالف القوى السياسية المهندس صديق يوسف أن القوى السياسية رحَّبت بمبادرة حكماء أفريقيا حول اللقاء الجامع، وقررت عقد لقاء تمهيدي عاجل يمثل القوى السياسية المتنافسة للاتفاق على الأجندة وما يمكن الاتفاق عليه من قضايا، وأكد صديق يوسف أن القوى السياسية إشترطت تكوين مشتركة مابين المعارضة والمؤتمر الوطني للتحضير والتنسيق للقاء الجامع، مضيفاً بأن الاجتماع التمهيدي للمعارضة سيقرر مخرجات اللقاء السياسي العلني، وإن تعذر الاتفاق قال يوسف أن قوى الاجماع ستقرر ماتراه مناسباً من خيارات.