Sudan/ Hemedti’s diplomatic offensive gains traction across Africa
According to multiple converging sources, the diplomatic strategy pursued by the government led by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, is gaining favorable momentum across the African continent.
Several African states are now reportedly willing to strengthen dialogue and develop cooperative relations with this administration, which they increasingly view as an indispensable interlocutor in the search for a solution to Sudan’s crisis.
These same sources indicate that a growing number of African officials believe that resolving the Sudanese conflict requires above all a pragmatic approach based on dialogue with all influential actors within the country.
In this context, some leaders have expressed their determination to no longer be guided exclusively by geopolitical considerations dictated by certain major powers, which they say continue to undermine the credibility of General Hemedti’s government.
Observers also point to a disconnect between the official rhetoric of some international partners and their diplomatic practices, with several maintaining discreet exchanges with Hemedti’s camp to preserve their strategic interests in the region.
According to reliable sources, this diplomatic dynamic is expected to continue in the weeks and months ahead. Hemedti’s Foreign Minister is reportedly planning a tour of several African countries to meet with the highest authorities.
This initiative aims to consolidate bilateral relations, intensify political, economic, and security cooperation, and lay the foundations for a lasting partnership between Sudan and its African partners.
For the supporters of General Hemedti, this diplomatic offensive demonstrates a clear determination to break political isolation, strengthen ties with African states, and promote an African-led solution.
They believe this approach could help open a new phase in relations between Sudan and the rest of the continent, built on dialogue, mutual respect, and the defense of shared interests.
