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The UAE firmly rejected the unfounded allegations made by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) during a hearing before the international Court of Justice (ICJ).
The SAF failed to present any credible evidence, exposing a weak and illegitimate case with no legal basis, and failed to meet any evidentiary standard. The UAE strongly addressed the allegations during the hearing demonstrating the claims brought in front of the ICJ have no factual basis.
During the hearing, the UAE’s delegation stated: “We [the UAE] should not be here today. There is clearly no basis for the Court’s jurisdiction in this case. The UAE’s reservation to Article IX of the Genocide Convention is a legitimate exercise of state sovereignty. The country participates today out of respect for the Court and the principles of international law and justice, even as it firmly maintains a consistent position on jurisdiction.”
Furthermore, the UAE reaffirmed that: “Since the very beginning of this conflict, the UAE has worked tirelessly to try to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people. The UAE has engaged with partners, including the United Nations, to deliver over USD 600 million of assistance. It has established field hospitals in the neighboring states of Chad and South Sudan to assist those fleeing the fighting with doctors and nurses treating all of those in need, regardless of ethnicity, religion, gender...
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