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كيف نصل لحل شامل لا يعيد إنتاج الحرب؟
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كيف نصل لحل شامل لا يعيد إنتاج الحرب؟

Al-Rakoba about 1 hour 1 mins read

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١ كما جاء في الاخبار بدأت في العاصمة الكينية نيروبي اجتماعات قوى إعلان المبادئ السودانية لبناء وطن جديد، بمشاركة قيادات سياسية ومدنية، لبحث سبل إنهاء الحرب وتنسيق الجهود نحو تسوية سياسية شاملة. إضافة لتقديم القوى المشاركة أوراقاً لتحديث إعلان المبادئ وخارطة الطريق، إلى جانب بحث آليات للتنسيق بين المكونات المدنية. إضافة لالتزام  القوى المشاركة بما …

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