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Sudan Defence and Security Report Q1 2012

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Market

Security

Report Type

Market Research

Country

Sudan

Published

31 January 2012

Number of Pages

72

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Delivery Lead Time

Immediate

Publisher

Business Monitor International

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The price of this market report covers 4 quarterly reports on this sector. This quarterly report will be downloadable instantly as a PDF document, with the 3 remaining reports delivered at regular intervals throughout the year.

There has been slow progress in relations between the governments of Juba and Khartoum since our last update with unstable relations between the two states exacerbated by internal conflicts driven by rebel groups.
For Sudan, the emergence of a new rebel alliance – led by the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) – which the explicit aim of overthrowing al-Bashirs government in Khartoum will ensure that Darfur remains a tinderbox over the coming year. With regional instability still widespread, there are increasing fears among the international audience that Sudan is increasingly vulnerable to revolution. The July 2011 peace treaty signed in Doha, although being enacted through the establishment of the Darfur Regional Authority (DRA), has been undermined by the new alliance, and the death of JEM leader Ibrahim Khalil in December may yet mark an increase in violence.

Against the Sudanese macro-economic backdrop having lost many of the oil fields essential to the countrys economy in the secession of South Sudan, the risks to BMIs outlook are heavily weighted to the downside.
Secession, although an overall success, has not been smooth with many disputes – such as over the region of Abyei – becoming increasingly worrying to the international community. In light of the events that changed the Middle East and North Africas political landscape in 2011, it is unsurprising for the governments of both countries to be particularly aware of the threat posed by revolution. Both states are mutually suspicious of aid offered to enemy rebels, with the death of the JEM leader alleged to have occurred while trying to lead forces across the border into South Sudan and to a newly established training base.

South Sudans primary security risk, in addition to the ongoing Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) disputes with Khartoum, is in the region of Jonglei which saw increasing ethnic violence between rival tribes in the final weeks of 2011, sparking UN intervention.

With the composite risks to immediate security and stability, Sudan is likely to become a key international topic in 2012. A number of areas of Sudans security industry must still be addressed if a legitimate society is to emerge in South Sudan. In such a fragile region, borders must be clearly delineated, but the import of weapons and equipment to the region should also be strictly monitored. In the long term, regional tensions must be eased in order to create a stable society, and as such, the long term social impact of exporting arms known to be for use in Darfur should be made known. Only with security will Sudan, and the newly-created Republic of South Sudan, be able to make social and economic progress.

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