Hussam Zaki, deputy secretary general of the Arab League and head of the union’s delegation to Khartoum, rejected mediation to resolve the crisis in Sudan.
In an interview with Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper, Zaki said that the aim of the Arab League is to find out about the situation in Sudan, and that we will participate in resolving the crisis if asked.
He stressed that there is a window of hope in resolving the crisis in Sudan and that efforts should be made to resolve this crisis.
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Regarding not holding a meeting with members of Sudan’s Al-Hurriya and Al-Taghir coalition party, he said: We asked some members of the coalition and the armed movements to hold a meeting, but the lack of time did not allow the meeting to take place, so we only had to meet with Army Commander Abdul Fattah al-Burhan as a representative of the military and ousted Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdouk as a civilian representative.
Recently, the media reported on a military coup in Sudan and the arrest of Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdouk and a number of other ministers in the transitional government.