Arab League to meet in Darfur
January 16, 2010 (KHARTOUM) – Ambassadors from the Arab League will head to Darfur for a rare meeting outside Cairo aimed at showing Arab support to the restive region of Darfur where government militias killed 300, 000 civilians.
Moussa will take part in the opening of three hospitals and three villages in the three states of Darfur that have been implemented and financed within the Arab support for stability in Darfur.
Delegates at Arab League Council will hold a meeting in one of the states of Darfur to emphasis Arab support to Darfur civilians, especially in promoting the voluntary return of displaced persons, stressing that the council would provide basic services and rebuilding villages platform for stability, said Arab League’s envoy for Sudan, Salah Halima.
He said the visit of the Arab League representatives is expected to include meetings at both the popular and official levels to hear the point of view and demands of Darfur people. The visits also aim to identify the latest humanitarian and security developments on the ground.
The Arab League pledged since 2007 to contribute to Darfur development and rehabilitation and collected some 250 million US dollars; also some Arab states took in charge directly the construction of some projects.
Most of atrocities, war crimes and crimes against humanity since 2003 were committed by Arab tribes in the region with the support of the Sudanese government. The humanitarian tragedy in Darfur raised the concern of the international community which provided the needed humanitarian assistance in Darfur.
The Arab countries were blamed for their indifference toward the cause of the Darfur and their unconditional support to the President Omer Al-Bashir.
Arab League will participate in the consultative meetings of donors to be held on April 18 in Doha, which includes the European Union, the United States, Japan, the African Union, and the Arab League as well as representatives of some international organizations in order to identify the role of these actors to support and promote the peace process in Darfur, Ambassador Halima said. Pointing out that the League will follow closely consultations between civil society and Darfur rebel movements and the talks between the government and the rebels.
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Kur
Arab League to meet in Darfur
The Arab League is now throwing bones to Darfur to fool its people that it cares about their plight. Watch out guys or else the worse is coming. This is not humanitarian work but political tool to kill all of you one by one.
Kur
John Ghereng
Arab League to meet in Darfur
Oh My God,
They are doing it (their old style of hoodwinking) again. The Darfuris NEED to be more vigilance with the arabs ‘night meetings’ carried out during the day. The sudanese Africans need to know that an arabs is always an arab except for the dead ones.
This sugar-coating of their poisonous pills of destroying and annihilating the Africans MUST stop. They have done it in the South, and they can’t be allowed to strike AGAIN.
I hate you (arabs) and your filthy tricks of hollow empathy with passion
Time1
Arab League to meet in Darfur
Arab money cannot buy the people of Darfur, NCP can plan its conspiracies with Arab countries to buy the people of Darfur with money so they will not complain, but this will not save Omer bashir from ICC to stand or the war crimes he committed and the war crmes still going to today in Darfur. people of Darfur should reject this money if not given in good faith.