The African Union’s Peace and Security Council strongly rejected any external interference that could complicate the situation in Sudan. The Pan-African body’s Peace and Security Council held an emergency meeting on Sunday in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa to discuss the ongoing unrest in Sudan. The AU called on “the countries of the region and other stakeholders to support ongoing efforts to return the country to the transition process towards a constitutional order.”

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