22-state Berlin Conference touted to address ongoing conflict between warring factions in Sudan

The United States, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, the United Kingdom, the African Union, the European Union, IGAD, the Arab League, and the UN issued a joint statement reaffirming their commitment to a peaceful and democratic future for Sudan. They expressed deep concern over the devastating humanitarian consequences of the conflict, including millions displaced and acute food insecurity. The statement welcomes the outcomes of the April 2026 Berlin Conference, including the 'Berlin Principles for Sudan' adopted by 22 countries and organizations, and emphasizes that there is no military solution, calling for an inclusive, civilian-led political process.