Doha, October 04 (QNA) - In their editorials on Sunday, Qatari dailies highlighted the State of Qatar's participation in the final signing ceremony of the peace agreement between the transitional government of the Republic of Sudan and the Sudanese armed movements, which was held in the capital of South Sudan, Juba, on Saturday.

The newspapers said that Qatar's contribution to various regional and international events related to stability, peace and security, affirms its keenness to support efforts by all means and at various levels.

The papers pointed out that the next stage is the stage of building peace in Sudan, which needs the spirit of brotherhood, end of differences, and the beginning of the development process.

Al-Raya said in its editorial that the State of Qatar has demonstrated its leadership in supporting and promoting peace regionally and internationally, as it always participates in every forum that promotes peace and ends crises and wars around the world for the good of humanity and future generations, referring the State's participation in the final signing ceremony of the peace agreement between the transitional government of the Republic of Sudan and the Sudanese armed movements, held yesterday in Juba.

The paper stressed that the State of Qatar sponsored a similar experience represented in Darfur Peace Agreement, which brought together all stakeholders in May, 2011 between the government of Sudan and the armed movements, after a long and arduous period of negotiation with all parties related to the conflict in Darfur.

The paper also said that the agreement addressed the roots of the conflict and its repercussions, indicating that even after the signing of the agreement, the State of Qatar has always been ready to overcome obstacles and challenges, and in that it followed the strategy of looking ahead and continuing the path, instead of waiting or wasting time by stopping and turning back.

The paper pointed out that there are several models for that successful strategy, represented in the donors conference organized by the State of Qatar in April 2013, as the State of Qatar worked on a package of development programs, the most important of which is what is known as building service complexes or what is known as model villages established in fifteen locations in the five states of Darfur, to facilitate the voluntary return of displaced persons.

In conclusion, Al-Raya said that the State of Qatar was not far from the peace issue in Sudan, and throughout the current negotiations in Juba, contacts were made at high levels between HE the Minister of Foreign Affairs' Special Envoy for Counterterrorism and Mediation in Conflict Resolution Dr. Mutlaq bin Majed Al Qahtani and peace partners in Sudan and with the Sudanese government, noting that Qatar proves to everyone that it is a peace-loving country and always seeks to solve crises through diplomatic means and political dialogue. 

In turn, Al-Watan daily confirmed that the State of Qatar's participation yesterday in the final signing ceremony of the peace agreement between the transitional government of the Republic of Sudan and the Sudanese armed movement, which was held in the capital of South Sudan, Juba, came out of its great and constructive role, as it sponsored the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur, which brought together all stakeholders in May of 2011, between the government of Sudan and the armed movements, after a long period of negotiation with all parties related to the conflict in Darfur.

In that regard, the newspaper pointed out that HE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi, who was headed the delegation of the State of Qatar at the signing ceremony, affirmed that Qatar has always been ready to overcome obstacles and challenges, and in that it followed the strategy of looking ahead and continuing the path, instead of waiting or wasting time by stopping and turning back.

Al-Watan also noted HE's affirmation that Qatar has worked on a package of development programs, the most important of which is what is known as building service complexes or what is known as model villages established in fifteen locations in the five states of Darfur, to facilitate the voluntary return of displaced persons.

The newspaper considered that the next stage is the stage of building peace and implementing the protocols that have been agreed upon, which needs a similar effort to make peace, and needs to be done in the same spirit of brotherhood because the nation, Sudan will benefit from that, and good will prevail for its people and its neighbors.

In conclusion, Al-Watan said that Qatar has worked patiently, sincerely and wisely in order to reach peace, as it organized a donors conference in April 2013 to consolidate peace, reject war, and end the plight of refugees and displaced persons, so that they return to their country that awaits peace, development, reconstruction and prosperity. 

For its part, Al-Sharq newspaper hailed the State of Qatar's contribution to various regional and international events related to stability, peace and security, which confirms its keenness to support efforts by all means and at various levels.

In this regard, the newspaper referred to Qatar's participation on Saturday in the final signing ceremony of the peace agreement between the transitional government of the Republic of Sudan and the Sudanese armed movements, which was held in the capital of South Sudan, Juba, as well as its participation in the high-level meeting of the United Nations General Assembly to celebrate the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons.

On the issue of bringing peace to Sudan, Al-Sharq said that Qatar was at the forefront of supporting this peace in all its aspects, as it sponsored the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur in May 2011 between the government of Sudan and the armed movements, and followed a successful strategy in supporting Sudan's development, represented in the donors conference organized by Qatar in April 2013, as the State of Qatar worked on a package of development programs.

Al-Sharq added that undoubtedly, it is important to emphasize that the next stage is the stage of building full and general peace in Sudan, a stage that requires the spirit of brotherhood, end of disagreements and the beginning of the development process that puts the future of Sudan at the forefront of concerns and priorities.

Moreover, the newspaper pointed out that the State of Qatar always stresses the importance of strict and complete commitment to all the undertakings contained in the international instruments concerned with nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation for the good of humanity and future generations.

The Middle East region needs unified global efforts to defuse crises and find solutions to existing conflicts and wars, as their continuation leads to an increase in the arms race, which negatively affects regional and international peace, security and stability, Al-Sharq indicated.

The newspaper emphasized that Qatar is playing its pioneering role in resolving disputes and mediating between the parties and the disputants to stop the war machine, and help countries and peoples to achieve development and create a better future for upcoming generations in those countries.

The newspaper concluded its editorial by saying that perhaps what Doha has achieved in advanced steps on the road to peace in all countries, the latest of which is Afghanistan, is the best evidence of its belief in this positive policy, which has made it a destination for dialogue, peace and conflict resolution, noting that this role is fully appreciated by the international community. (QNA)