East Africa: Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia Meet to Discuss Tensions and Unresolved Issues in the Horn of Africa
For Sudan, the summit's concluding statement represents a measure of political support at the regional level, particularly for the Transitional Council, which, amid the civil war, is aligned with the Sudanese Armed Forces.
At the end of the meeting, a brief statement was issued reaffirming a set of principles intended to ease tensions and prevent further conflicts: respect for sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, as established under international law; respect for Sudan's territorial integrity and support for its institutions; respect for Somalia's territorial integrity and support for its fight against terrorism; respect for freedom of navigation in the Red Sea; and cooperation in the exploitation of river waters, particularly those of the Nile.
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