The Sudanese Foreign Ministry, on Friday, accused the African Union Commission (AUC) Chairperson’s office of following a policy of double standards and serving an agenda that does not “serve the interests of Africa”, Anadolu Agency reports. The Ministry slammed remarks made by AUC spokesman, Mohamed Lebatt, on Thursday in which he criticised the Sudanese Foreign Ministry for condemning the meeting of AUC Chairperson, Moussa Mahamat, with the political adviser to General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, head of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), on 3 September. While strongly criticizing Lebatt’s remarks, the ministry stated that such statements “do not deserve to be responded to.” However, he accused the AUC spokesman of serving an agenda that does not serve Africa’s interests but […] Source
Sudan accused African Union Commission of not serving Africa’s interests
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