The war in Sudan has become one of the most devastating humanitarian tragedies of our time. What began as a political and military struggle has spiraled into a conflict that has uprooted millions, destroyed livelihoods and left communities struggling to survive. Entire families have been forced from their homes, seeking safety wherever they can find it. As the crisis deepens, the suffering of ordinary Sudanese — particularly women, children and minorities — has drawn growing concern from the international community, especially within the institutions of the European Union.

Over the past few months, the humanitarian crisis in Sudan has been receiving more attention in European policy discussions. Lawmakers, diplomats, and civil society organizations are beginning to focus more on the conflict and the significant impact it’s having on the population. This heightened awareness was showcased on February 23, when Sudan’s crisis was a topic of discussion at the European People’s Party headquarters in Brussels. The event, organized by the European Democrat Students, the youth and student wing of the EPP, saw participation from European parliamentarians, policy experts, researchers, and journalists.

As the largest political group in the European Parliament, the EPP plays an influential role in shaping debates within the European Union. The discussion in Brussels therefore signaled an important step in raising awareness of Sudan’s crisis within Europe’s policymaking institutions.

The event featured remarks........

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