Archive · 13 Sep 2025
US, Allies Propose Sudan Conflict Transition Plan
The US, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt are working on a plan to stop the fighting in Sudan.
They want the fighting to stop for three months, then permanently.
After the fighting stops, they plan a nine-month process to create a new government.
The countries involved want the warring groups in Sudan, the army-backed government, and the RSF, to stop fighting.
They also want countries to stop sending weapons to either side.
The plan aims to bring peace and stability to Sudan, which has been experiencing a serious humanitarian crisis.
The main goal is to create conditions for a new government without influence from any groups that belong to or are closely linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
They are also looking to make sure the Red Sea area is secure.
The US, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Egypt proposed a plan to end the conflict in Sudan.
The plan calls for an immediate three-month ceasefire followed by a permanent one.
A transitional process would be launched and concluded within nine months after the permanent ceasefire.
The plan stresses the need to cease external military backing for the warring parties.
The conflict in Sudan began in April 2023, resulting in a humanitarian crisis.
- Who
- US, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Sudan's army-backed government and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)
- What
- Proposed a plan to end the conflict in Sudan, including a ceasefire and transitional process.
- When
- The plan was released on an unspecified date.
- Where
- The plan is focused on the conflict in Sudan.
- Why
- To end the conflict in Sudan and establish a stable transitional government.
- Countries Involved
- US, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt
- Conflict Parties
- Sudan's army-backed government, Rapid Support Forces (RSF)
- Proposed Ceasefire
- Immediate three-month ceasefire, followed by a permanent one
- Transitional Process Timeline
- Nine months after permanent ceasefire
- Estimated Deaths
- At least 150,000 (US estimates)
- Initiating Event
- Disagreement over power-sharing in 2023