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African Union High-Level Implementation Panel for Sudan and South Sudan
Joint Statement on Unilateral Ceasefire, Cessation of Hostilities and Completion of Negotiations
1) With the facilitation of the African Union High-Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP), delegations of the Government of Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) resumed their negotiations in Addis Ababa between 1-4 February 2018.
2) The AUHIP has adjourned the negotiations and will reconvene the Parties at a later date to continue the talks.
3) The Government of Sudan and the SPLM-N have each declared and extended, a ceasefire and a cessation of hostilities, respectively, in relation to the conflict in the Two Areas.
4) The Parties reiterate their commitment to reaching a durable peace, and will maintain the goodwill and sustain the unilateral ceasefire and cessation of hostilities which have brought significant benefits to the people of the Two Areas.
5) The Parties resolve to continue to explore ways of addressing the outstanding issues to enable them to conduct their negotiations successfully.
6) The two delegations express their deep appreciation to the AUHIP for its untiring efforts and facilitations, and will continue to cooperate with the Panel in search of durable solutions.
7) The two delegations also extend their gratitude to all Partners who have been supporting their negotiations and the peace process.
Done in Addis Ababa, this 4th day of February 2018.
Engineer Ibrahim Mahmoud Hamid,
Assistant of the President of the Republic of Sudan,
For the Government of the Republic of Sudan.
Amar Amoun
Secretary General,
For the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army - North
Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki
Chairperson of the African Union High-Level Implementation Panel
- Text of AUHIP communiqué on Sudan& SPLM-N talks for cessation of hostilities agreement
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