“The forces of the declaration of freedom and change have completed the study of the constitutional declaration document on Monday,” he said. “There is a similarity in most points of observations between the forces of freedom and change.”
“The Technical Committee of the Forces of Freedom and Change is currently overseeing the final drafting process and will submit the comments to its negotiating delegation after it was approved during the planned meeting between the forces of the Declaration of Freedom and Change at 12 pm Tuesday,” he said.
The military council and the forces of freedom and change in Sudan agreed to the sponsorship of the African Union to establish a sovereign council to be chaired alternately for three years or more, and the formation of a civilian government of independent competencies headed by an independent prime minister and postponement of the establishment of the Legislative Council until the formation of the government.
Sudan has experienced a political crisis since the ousting of former President Omar al-Bashir on April 11 following popular protests, to continue protests against the military council, which handed over power to demand the transfer of civilians.