Djibouti peace process (2008)

Target entity: Djibouti peace process (2008)
Context triple: [Transitional Federal Government period, significantEvent, Djibouti peace process (2008)]

• A. Second Sudanese Civil War peace negotiations
  The Second Sudanese Civil War peace negotiations were a series of talks and agreements in the early 2000s that aimed to end decades of conflict between the Sudanese government and southern rebel groups, ultimately leading to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the eventual independence of South Sudan.
• B. 1995 Ouagadougou peace agreement
  The 1995 Ouagadougou peace agreement was a landmark accord that formally ended major Tuareg-led insurgencies in Niger by granting greater political inclusion and regional autonomy measures.
• C. Lomé Peace Agreement
  The Lomé Peace Agreement is a 1999 accord that sought to end Sierra Leone’s civil war by establishing a power-sharing government, granting amnesty to combatants, and mandating disarmament and demobilization of rebel forces.
• D. Juba Peace Agreement
  The Juba Peace Agreement is a landmark 2020 accord between Sudan’s transitional government and several rebel groups aimed at ending long-running conflicts and restructuring political and security arrangements in regions including Blue Nile State and Darfur.
• E. Puntland–Somaliland conflict
  The Puntland–Somaliland conflict is a protracted territorial and political dispute between the self-governing regions of Puntland and Somaliland in northern Somalia, marked by intermittent armed clashes and competing claims over border areas such as Sool and Sanaag.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Djibouti peace process (2008)
Target entity description: The Djibouti peace process (2008) was a United Nations-backed negotiation between Somalia’s Transitional Federal Government and moderate Islamist opposition aimed at ending armed conflict and establishing a framework for political reconciliation and power-sharing.

• A. Second Sudanese Civil War peace negotiations
  The Second Sudanese Civil War peace negotiations were a series of talks and agreements in the early 2000s that aimed to end decades of conflict between the Sudanese government and southern rebel groups, ultimately leading to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the eventual independence of South Sudan.
• B. 1995 Ouagadougou peace agreement
  The 1995 Ouagadougou peace agreement was a landmark accord that formally ended major Tuareg-led insurgencies in Niger by granting greater political inclusion and regional autonomy measures.
• C. Lomé Peace Agreement
  The Lomé Peace Agreement is a 1999 accord that sought to end Sierra Leone’s civil war by establishing a power-sharing government, granting amnesty to combatants, and mandating disarmament and demobilization of rebel forces.
• D. Juba Peace Agreement
  The Juba Peace Agreement is a landmark 2020 accord between Sudan’s transitional government and several rebel groups aimed at ending long-running conflicts and restructuring political and security arrangements in regions including Blue Nile State and Darfur.
• E. Puntland–Somaliland conflict
  The Puntland–Somaliland conflict is a protracted territorial and political dispute between the self-governing regions of Puntland and Somaliland in northern Somalia, marked by intermittent armed clashes and competing claims over border areas such as Sool and Sanaag.
• F. None of above. chosen