Sudan demonstrations: A Western warning to the Sudanese army and Hemedti calls for dialogue to get out of the crisis

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Sudan’s coup: How do the demonstrators see the resignation of Abdullah Hamdok?

Western countries have warned the Sudanese army once morest the consequences of unilaterally deciding to appoint a new prime minister following the resignation of Abdullah Hamdok from the position, at a time when sources in the Forces for Freedom and Change, which includes a large number of political parties rejecting the military coup, indicated that they are holding a meeting on Wednesday to reach a consensus. A political charter” regarding the shape and future of the next stage in the country.

A statement issued by the United States, the European Union, Britain and Norway stated that the presence of a credible government and parliament in Sudan is a necessary step to facilitate the resumption of economic aid, warning of the risk of the country entering into conflict.

Western countries have said that they will not support a prime minister or a particular government without the broad participation of the civil authorities involved in the matter.

The official Sudanese News Agency stated that the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Molly Faye, had a phone call with the Vice-President of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), regarding the need to complete the arrangements for the democratic transition in the country, leading to elections at the end of the transitional period.

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