Sudan: Ibrahim Jabir Chairs High-Level National Committee Meeting On Coordination With the United Nations

What the report says

Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council member Lt. Gen. Engineer Ibrahim Jabir chaired a meeting in Khartoum of the High-Level National Committee for Coordination with the United Nations, according to the Sudan News Agency, as carried by AllAfrica. The session brought together several ministers and representatives of state institutions and focused on Sudan’s engagement with UN bodies.

Foreign Minister and International Cooperation Minister Ambassador Mohi-Eddin Salem said the committee discussed issues tied to UN activities, especially preparations for Sudan’s participation in the upcoming UN General Assembly. He also said the meeting reviewed requirements connected to UN Security Council Resolution 1591 and the follow-up work of the Panel of Experts report.

The committee issued recommendations intended to guide Sudan’s regional and international diplomatic approach, with the aim of strengthening the country’s position on matters under discussion at the United Nations. The minister said the diplomatic track is being coordinated with operations on the ground involving the Sudanese Armed Forces, supporting forces and joint forces.

The report adds broader context from the official Sudanese account: the meeting took place amid ongoing efforts by Sudanese authorities to manage external diplomacy alongside the war situation inside the country. Claims about battlefield outcomes or political results were part of the minister’s remarks and were not independently verified in the article.