AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoIGAD Peace Diplomacy: IGAD has reopened its Mission in Khartoum, with Executive Secretary Workneh Gebeyehu pledging renewed regional support for a Sudanese-led peace process and talks with Prime Minister Kamil Idris and other officials. US Congress on Sudan: US lawmakers are weighing two bills that would shift Sudan policy from executive action to tighter congressional oversight, with added focus on sanctions, accountability for atrocities, and alleged external financing and arming networks. Red Sea Security, Sudan in the Mix: Saudi Arabia’s push for a multinational maritime defence coalition gained backing from 14 countries, including Sudan, aiming to protect Bab el-Mandeb and Gulf of Aden shipping amid Houthi threats. Humanitarian/Return Measures: Sudan approved new steps for voluntary return from Egypt, including free emergency travel documents and acceptance of expired passports for organized convoys, as repatriation demand rises. RSF War Pressure: RSF leadership renewed threats toward Khartoum after setbacks in the Sudan war, underscoring continued pressure on the political and security front.
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