At the initiative of the Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, agreement on 95% of the issues between the Democratic Bloc and the signatory parties to the framework Agreement

Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, Commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Lieutenant General Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, has today held a meeting with a delegation from the Freedom and Change Democratic Bloc, in the presence of the second commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Rahim Hamdan Dagalo, which lasted for more than six hours, as a continuation of his initiative. To bring views closer between freedom and change, the Democratic Bloc, and the signatories to the framework agreement.
The leading figure of the Freedom and Change Democratic Bloc, Dr. Suleiman Sandal, announced in statements after the meeting, underscoring the 95% that was agreed upon with the parties signing the framework agreement, and continuing consultations between the two parties, within the initiative of the Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, to complete the remainder of the issues , up to the signing of the framework agreement,
Dr. Suleiman Sandal affirmed the commitment and willingness of Lieutenant General Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo, to connect with all Sudanese parties, to reach a comprehensive Sudanese-Sudanese solution, that would spare the country sliping into chaos, strife and fragmentation, and explained that the Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, called for the necessity of upholding the country’s status and transcending above petty things and narrow partisan purposes and looking at the revolution of the Sudanese people, who sacrificed the precious and costly for the sake of freedom, peace and justice,
He noted that Lieutenant General Daglo also stressed the importance of continuing the dialogue, and completing the remaining issues that do not exceed five percent, and that there is no logic or justification to waste this size of agreement between the parties, as long as there are more than ninety-five percent of the issues agreed upon.
Sandal pointed to a totlity of threats and challenges facing Sudan, In terms of security, economic and social issued, that no party can face alone without mobilizing the people, especially the youth, to confront them, warning of great dangers facing the country as a result of the fragmentation of political forces, divisions, sharp polarization, and external interventions, indicating that all of this requires The Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue, praising the position of the Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, and his encouragement and support for dialogue and agreement, noting that this stance prompted them to move forward, in order to reach an agreement, leading to the signing of the framework agreement.