Unity begins with trust, not borders
The party’s approach emphasizes dialogue, recognition of diversity, equal citizenship, balanced development and constitutional guarantees while addressing the underlying causes of conflict.
Sudanese Nile Vally Congress Party
This section presents the party’s stated position: voluntary unity built on justice, equality and fair sharing of power and wealth, rather than coercion.
The party’s approach emphasizes dialogue, recognition of diversity, equal citizenship, balanced development and constitutional guarantees while addressing the underlying causes of conflict.
The program says unity should rest on justice and mutual recognition, not coercion.
The proposal calls for fair distribution of authority and resources between regions.
The document proposes a special federal/confederal arrangement for the South with an elected regional parliament and broad regional powers.
The proposed arrangement explicitly preserves self-determination as a constitutional right.
The stated aim is to address root causes of conflict and rebuild trust through reconciliation.
Trade, transport, energy, water and border communities can provide practical areas for future cooperation.