Four decades ago, Marina Peter, a German expert on intercultural education and a teacher of German language and history, did not know much about Sudan, except for its hot weather and its refugees. However, after she got a job with a German agency working in Sudan, she began an experience that would make her one of the most renowned experts in the world who have a love for Sudan, both its north and south sides. On 8 September 2023, a day of solidarity with Sudan was organised in Sweden, in which Marina Peter presented a paper titled “Possibilities for Peace in Sudan”. She was kind enough to share the paper with me and agreed for me to translate and publish […] Source
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