Sudan’s National Human Rights Commission met with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation on Thursday to strengthen bilateral institutional ties.
Executive Director Hadi bin Ali Al-Yami hosted Sudanese official Dr. Bashir Muhammad Bashir at the organization’s Jeddah headquarters.
The delegates discussed developing institutional cooperation, exchanging technical expertise, and building joint programs focused on human rights education and monitoring mechanisms.
The strategic dialogue aimed to enable Sudan’s commission to effectively navigate its pressing operational challenges through enhanced strategic frameworks.
Bashir praised the regional body’s expanding footprint, affirming Khartoum’s commitment to absorbing international best practices for institutional support.
Both parties agreed to formalize their partnership by drafting a comprehensive memorandum of understanding to govern future joint initiatives.
The upcoming agreement will facilitate mutual visits, operational research, and specialized capacity-building programs to bolster human rights safeguards.
