Amid civil unrest, Sudan’s Foreign Ministry has proposed an election strategy that includes forming a transitional government and a civilian prime minister. General Burhan presented a roadmap for constitutional transition and free elections, while also supporting Palestinian issues at a recent summit in Cairo.

In the midst of ongoing civil unrest, Sudan’s Foreign Ministry, backed by the Sudanese army, has proposed an election strategy. This strategy entails establishing a transitional government, appointing a civilian prime minister, and promoting a national dialogue that includes various civil society groups.

General Abdel-Fattah Burhan, Sudan’s military leader, announced that the nation has formulated a roadmap that includes provisions for a constitutional transition and the potential for free elections in the future. He underscored that a national dialogue would serve to unite key factions and conflicting parties to achieve political stability.

Sudan has been mired in chaos since April of the previous year due to escalating tensions between the military and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which have escalated into widespread conflict.

During a summit held in Cairo recently, Burhan expressed support for Arab-led reconstruction initiatives in Gaza, reiterating Sudan’s commitment to the Palestinian cause. He denounced any proposals to displace Palestinians from their homeland, stating that such actions threaten Arab national security and regional stability.

At this summit, Arab leaders endorsed Egypt’s post-war reconstruction plan for Gaza, designed to ensure that two million Palestinians continue to reside within the territory. This initiative stands in contrast to a plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, which suggested the area be depopulated for commercial purposes.

The $53 billion reconstruction plan approved by Arab leaders was interpreted as a rejection of Trump’s proposal. The outcomes of the summit were met with approval from Hamas, dismissed by Israel, and received tepid responses from the Trump administration.

In conclusion, amidst Sudan’s civil conflict, the Foreign Ministry has proposed a strategy to facilitate elections. General Burhan has outlined a roadmap aimed at establishing political stability through a national dialogue and a transitional government. The summits in Cairo further highlight Sudan’s firm stance on regional issues, including support for the Palestinian cause, positioning the country within broader Arab political dynamics.

Original Source: von.gov.ng

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