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Doha looks to facilitate return of Darfur militia from Libya

A member of the Sudan Liberation Movement-MM. © Mahmoud Hjaj / Anadolu Agency via AFP

Qatar is considering the possibility of financing the implementation of any agreement reached with Darfur militias based in Libya, thereby signalling its desire to once again become a player in Sudan. [...]

Published on 19.01.2023 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes Martin Roux

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Abdulwahid al-Nur
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Chad, Libya, Sudan
Washington and Doha increasingly concerned about threat posed by armed groups in Libya

Numerous militia fighters from Darfur and Chad are present in Libya. For the time being, they have refrained from intervening in neighbouring Sudan but, if the hostilities there persist, one of the warring parties could be tempted to call them in.

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Finance Minister Gibril Ibrahim and Darfur Governor Minni Minnawi were initially reluctant to sign the framework agreement struck between Sudanese military and civilian leaders in December, but are now close to finding common ground. Provided certain conditions are met.

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The next meeting between Darfur fighters in Libya and the Sudanese army is set to take place in Doha in early March.

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Qatar working hard to rebuild its influence in Sudan

Sidelined by its Emirati rival in the wake of the Sudanese revolution, Doha has since sought to regain leverage in the land of two Niles.

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Minni Minnawi reconnects with Doha

The recent visit of the governor of Darfur to Qatar is at odds with the growing influence of the United Arab Emirates in Sudan. It indicates that the Emirate has not given up on regaining its influence in the region.

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Darfur militias remaining in Libya face uncertain return after Juba peace deal falls through

As part of the ceasefire agreement in Libya, which includes the departure of foreign fighters, the last Dafuri contingents still in the country are now having to negotiate their return to Sudan. The success of the process will depend on international backers, which for the moment remain frozen.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 22.08.2022

South Sudan, Sudan
How the Emirates sidelined Qatar from the Sudanese peace process

The peace accord between Darfur rebels and Khartoum, though sponsored by Qatar, was signed not in Doha but in Juba. The Emiratis, who are actively rebuilding their networks in Sudan, were behind this latest diplomatic setback for Qatar.

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