Sudan has violated the deadline to establish a civilian government The combination of civil society groups and the leaders of the Sudanese...
Sudan has violated the deadline to establish a civilian government
The combination of civil society groups and the leaders of the Sudanese military regime have violated the promise they made to establish a civilian government that will lead the preparation of the country's elections in order to return to the democratic path.
This happened as a result of disagreements over changes in the security sector and other areas.
The deal agreed by the two parties includes the appointment of a new prime minister and other aides to him on Tuesday.
However, this term was not achieved due to the failure to sign the agreement, due to the disagreement over the inclusion of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the army.
The joint committee between the army and the RSF - which was established to discuss tough issues - suspended the talks for a day for further consultation, as reported by local media.
In recent weeks, the national army and the RSF forces have gathered their forces in the capital of the country.
The decision was made after a disagreement between the vice president of the country, General Hamdan Dagalo - who is the commander in chief of the RSF, and the head of the military regime, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.
The situation raises the fear of conflict between the two parties.