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Israel-Sudan deal offers hope for stability in the Middle East
Decades of mismanagement and violence tore Sudan apart, eventually splitting the country in two. The conflict in Darfur, which claimed up to half a million lives, only officially ended this year (source: macpixxel for GIS)
General info
What's inside
- The Israel-Sudan deal ends decades of hostility
- Khartoum sees it as a chance to get its economy on track
- It could build momentum toward better Israeli-Arab relations
- The Biden administration’s support will be crucial
Who will benefit?
- Decision makers who want a deeper understanding of Middle Eastern geopolitical dynamics
- Business leaders who want a better understanding of Sudan’s economic opportunities
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