These are promising signs that one of the world's costliest ongoing conflicts is inching towards a peaceful resolution. The humanitarian crisis in Sudan is reaching staggering proportions, and the RSF and SAF must come to the table under an international framework. The US and many other nations are coming together to force the two sides to the table, but all must unite to sustain this pressure. Months of secret negotiations are finally coming to fruition.
There's a good reason the talks over Sudan have failed in spite of the dire situation faced by the civilian population. Those involved in the peace process, from the Saudis to the Emiratis to the Americans, have a vested interest in the outcome of the conflict and aren't coming to the table with the purest of intentions. There will be no hope for the Geneva talks unless the UN gets those with a geopolitical interest in the conflict to abstain from these mediations.