Today (Thursday), the head of the Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, attributed the reasons for delaying the signing of the political agreement to the establishment of solid frameworks that preserve the political process, pledging to complete the political process that is taking place now and with the "required speed."
Al-Burhan said, in a statement on the occasion of the sixth of April: "We affirm our intention to complete the political process that is taking place now at the required speed … and we are working to close the doors to all attempts at apostasy," adding: The parties are now working hard to complete the discussion on the remaining issues.
Al-Burhan stressed, "Today we have the anniversary of the uprising of our valiant people in April 1985, and our country is steadily progressing on the same path that was drawn, striving for a radical change in the oppressive and authoritarian patterns of government."
This is the second postponement of the signing of the final political agreement, which the parties had agreed to sign on April 6, after it was scheduled on the first of the same month, due to differences between the army and the Rapid Support Forces.
The spokesman for Freedom and Change, Yasser Saeed Arman, said that the military technical committees concerned with security and military reform had one point left in command and control.
And Yasser wrote in a tweet on Twitter: “Tomorrow (today, Thursday), we will not sign the agreement, and the remnants will not be able to destroy the political process. The year on the events within hours ».
In turn, the Forces for Freedom and Change in Sudan said in a statement that the postponement of the signing of the political agreement, which was scheduled for today, was due to the failure to complete aspects of security and military reform, calling on the Sudanese to actively participate in the April 6 processions in the capital and the states, and to adhere to peace.
The forces of "freedom and change" called on the security and military services to protect the popular processions, warning against any violent treatment towards the participants.
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