The Sudanese army, aligned with the Foreign Ministry, directs the way to the election of the Civil War background | Sudanese Wars News

The plan includes a transitional government, the Prime Minister and a national dialogue with civil society.

Sudan's Foreign Ministry has revealed plans for transitional government before the election, striving to end the two -year civil war that dispels millions of people and killed tens of thousands.

In a Sunday post of the X, the ministry, which was aligned with the army, put its way to the election against the background of the Civil War. She outlines his road card for peace, marking the Sudanese military Progress in their struggle Against the Paravilian Forces for Fast Support (RSF).

The plan envisages the formation of a transitional government, appointing the Prime Minister civil and initiated a national dialogue with the groups for political and civil society, the ministry said. The process must lead to free and honest elections, he added.

The Foreign Ministry has called on RSF forces to put weapons if they want to participate in political dialogue. This includes the withdrawal of the paramilitary from Khartoum, the West Cordophane and the western region of Darfur.

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After months of failures, the Sudanese army recently restored large territories from RSF in the Big Hardrum area. The army said it also managed to regain control in the United States, Senar, and also exposed the strategically important city of Umm Ru was in northern Cordofan, thus providing important delivery routes.

However, RSF still retains the upper hand in the western regions of Western Cordophanes and starving, where the United Nations organized RSF on Monday, blocking RSF in blocking help.

“Sustainable restrictions and bureaucratic obstacles” imposed by the RSF humanitarian agency “prevent life-saving help from reaching desperate needs,” said Clementine Nkveta-Salami, Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan.

The Foreign Ministry called on the UN International Community, in particular, the African Union and the Arabian League-to support its strategic post-war plan because “it is a national consensus for restoring peace and stability in the country and meeting the democratic transition requirements.”

The conflict in Sudan began in April 2023 and included bloody battles between the army led by Abdel Fatah Al Burhan and RSF, led by his former deputy Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo.

UN said they were more than 12 million people displaced or escaped in neighboring countries to escape from the fighting.