A new political statement is anticipated to be signed in Sudan today to obtain agreement on constitutional provisions, sources told the “Al-Hadath” station.
An invitation to the signing was sent by the Forces of the Declaration of Freedom and Change, the National Consensus, and the Sudanese Initiative for Constitutional Arrangements.
In addition to the signatories of the political declaration, other political parties, and party leaders will attend, including Jibril Ibrahim, the leader of the “Justice and Equality Movement,” Jaafar al-Sadiq, the deputy leader of the “Democratic Unionist Party,” and Moni Arki Minawi, the governor of the Darfur region.
For his part, Taj al-Din Ishaq, a member of the Technical Committee for the Unification of Charters, said that the coordinations of the resistance committees will work to bring down any political declaration announced by the consensus forces.
For his part, he indicated in an interview with Al-Hadath that the political declaration of the consensus forces contradicts the demands of the revolution.
The National Accord’s Leadership Committee for Freedom and Change member Lieutenant-General Sanusi Koko asserted that the resistance committees carry out the Communist Party’s objective while emphasising that they are unable to reject the political declaration.
Sudan’s “The Charters Committee” dismisses the anticipated political declaration today
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