05/11/2025
Yesterday, 4 November 2025, attended the press conference held in Rome by H.E. Emadeldin Mirghani Abdelhamid Altohamy, Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Sudan in Rome.
The meeting provided a precise and sober overview of 🇸🇩 ongoing crisis, marked by the confrontation between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the profound humanitarian consequences affecting the population.
Ambassador Altohamy highlighted the severity of internal displacement, shortages of essential goods, and the deterioration of state institutions. He underscored that the has ramifications beyond Sudan’s borders, influencing migration routes, regional security balances, and economic connectivity across the and the .
International actors — including 🇷🇺, 🇨🇳, states 🇪🇺, and regional powers — continue to monitor and engage in Sudan due to its strategic position, natural resources, and role in transcontinental trade corridors.
The conference reiterated the need for diplomatic efforts, humanitarian support, and a coherent international approach to stabilise the country and prevent further fragmentation.
For SpecialEurasia, the event confirmed the strategic importance of Sudan within broader geopolitical dynamics. In a world where crises are increasingly interconnected, the consequences of instability in Sudan extend into global logistics networks, financial systems, and security frameworks.
SpecialEurasia remains committed to structured and forward-looking analysis of regional risks to support informed decision-making.
