Egypt hosted international conferences in Cairo aiming to address the prolonged conflict in Sudan involving key stakeholders like the United Nations, African Union, and others. The talks, attended by Sudanese political factions, including the Democratic Bloc aligned with the army and the pro-democracy Taqaddum faction, aimed to address the crisis that has displaced millions and led to ethnic violence. Despite efforts to convene discussions to end the war, including calls for halting military operations, tensions remain high, with parties like the army and the Rapid Support Forces showing reluctance to engage in negotiations. Egypt's mediation, supported by the African Union, seeks to facilitate dialogue among the conflicting parties in Sudan with hopes of finding a peaceful resolution.