IGAD Reopens Mission in Khartoum, Reinforcing Horn of Africa’s Push for Peace in Sudan
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has reopened its mission in Khartoum to support peace and stability in Sudan. This move signals a renewed regional effort to facilitate dialogue between the Sudanese government and international partners.
Why it matters
The reopening of the mission is a critical step in regional diplomacy aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
Login Logout አማርኛ ትግርኛ Afaan Oromoo Af‑Soomaali Qafar Afa English Français عربي Politics Social Economy Sport Technology Environment Feature Videos About Us IGAD Reopens Mission in Khartoum, Reinforcing Horn of Africa’s Push for Peace in Sudan 🔇Unmute Addis Ababa, July 31, 2026 (ENA) — The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has officially reopened its Mission in Khartoum, marking renewed regional engagement to support peace and stability in Sudan and the wider Horn of Africa, following Sudan’s return to full IGAD participation earlier this year.
IGAD Executive Secretary, Workneh Gebeyehu, officially reopened the mission during his high-level visit to Sudan, reaffirming the regional bloc's commitment to supporting a Sudanese-led path toward lasting peace and recovery.
In a post on his X account, the Executive Secretary said the mission would resume its role as a vital link between IGAD, the Government of Sudan and the Sudanese people, strengthening dialogue, partnership and cooperation.
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