called on the warring parties to commit to a ceasefire and signed a joint statement at a summit hosted by egypt in the capital. more than three million people have been displaced by the conflict between rival military factions, which broke out in april. 700,000 have fled across the borders to neighbouring countries, most of which have been struggling with their own poverty crises. the bbc�*s bilingual correspondent, sally nabil, has more. the summit has ended by issuing a closing statement that called on the warrant partners in sudan to stop fighting and commit themselves to a permanent ceasefire. a statement also expressed deep concern about the humanitarian conditions in sudan, especially in the capital khartoum. they called for opening essay humanitarian corridor so that aid can be delivered to civilians in sudan that are caught up in the crossfire. as far as we know, the humanitarian situation there is quite dire, people suffer severe shortages and everything

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