Hamdok: Our goal in the agreement is to spare the blood of the Sudanese people

Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok confirmed that he had signed the political agreement, today, Sunday, with the leaders of the army, at the presidential palace in Khartoum, for several fundamental reasons. in especially to spare the blood of Sudanese youth. He added: “I know that young people have the capacity for sacrifice and determination and offer everything that has value, but Sudanese blood is precious”.

He also stressed that the deal aims to bring the country back to a democratic transition and preserve the earnings of the past two years.

Furthermore, he stressed that it will strengthen the democratic civil transition, stressing that “there is no way to get to the point of no return”.

He continued: “When I accepted the position of President of the Transitional Council, I knew that the road was full of dangers, but we can cross our country, it is impossible.”

He also stressed the need to “work to unify all Sudanese forces with a solid democratic system”, adding that “Sudan’s interest is a priority”.

4 weeks of work

He also warned that the challenges remain significant, despite the achievements made over the past two years.

In addition, he explained that the agreement was reached “as a result of continuous work in the last 4 weeks”, thanking all those who contributed to this.

Hamdok’s speech came during the signing ceremony of the agreement with the president of the Transitional Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, and his deputy, Hamdan Daglo (Hemedti).

Puts in prominence

This took place after reading the terms of the agreement, which provided for the release of all political detainees, the initiation of a dialogue between all political forces to establish the constitutional conference, as well as the annulment of the decision of the army commander. to exempt Al-Burhan.

It also stipulated the swift completion of all transitional government institutions.

watched The moment of signing the political agreement in Sudan between Al-Burhan and Hamdok

The Prime Minister had arrived in advance, today, Sunday, to the presidential palace, after the armed forces had lifted the restrictions on his movements, following the agreement reached yesterday between the two parties and which provided for his return to the presidency of the government.

In addition, the Transitional Council Facebook page posted a photo of Hamdok, Al-Burhan and Hemedti in the presidential palace, prior to the signing of the agreement.