According to Khalid
Omar Yousif, a representative for the political settlement's signatories,
Sudan's political factions have decided to establish a new transitional
administration on April 11 of this year.
The military
authorities of Sudan, who seized control in a coup in late 2021, have been
attempting to reach an agreement with the civil political groups that had
previously held power with the goal of reinstalling a civilian government.
According to Yousif,
the parties have decided on a committee to develop a new constitution that will
consist of nine members of civilian organisations, one member of the army, and
a member of the potent paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.
On April 6, they will
sign a constitutional declaration and the agreement's transitional framework.
Western, Gulf, and
UN-sponsored talks led to the formation of a new administration after the coup
in October 2021, which may reactivate Sudan's dire need for economic help.