Darfur Peace Agreement

The Darfur Peace Agreement, signed in 2006, aimed to end the conflict in Sudan's Darfur region, which had caused widespread violence and humanitarian crises. The agreement involved the Sudanese government and one of the main rebel groups, addressing issues like power sharing, wealth distribution, and security. While it intended to bring peace and rebuild the region, its implementation faced challenges, including disagreements among rebel factions and ongoing violence. The agreement was a crucial step towards peace but highlighted the complexity of resolving long-standing ethnic and political tensions in Sudan.