London – OnePress
The Sudanese Prime Minister, Dr. Kamel Idris, gave a lecture at the British University of Oxford on the “Sudan Peace Initiative”, amid a wide academic and student attendance of various nationalities.
During the lecture, Idris reviewed the most prominent axes of the national initiative aimed at achieving stability in Sudan, stressing that security and stability in the country is a key pillar of the security of the region as a whole, stressing the commitment of the government to work to build a state based on institutions and the rule of law.
The event witnessed a remarkable interaction from the students present, who asked questions about the future of development in Sudan and the role of youth in the post-conflict phase, as well as questions about the mechanisms of implementation of the peace initiative. A number of participants also praised the initiative’s political vision and its ability to offer a practical path to ending the war.
Following the lecture, the Prime Minister engaged in open discussions with a number of researchers and students on the political and economic dimensions of the post-conflict period, expressing his appreciation for the international academic community’s interest in the Sudanese issue.
The event concluded with a large audience, who stressed the importance of such initiatives in promoting international dialogue on ways to bring peace to Sudan and support stability in the region.