Circles: Withdrawal of AL-Burhan from the mediation

By Omer Ahmed ELhaj
According to local news, President of the TSC, Al-Burhan announced the abandonment of the mediation he initiated to bridge the gap between Forces of freedom and change- Central Council (FFC-CC) and the FFC -Democratic Bloc, after failing to bring the two parties together on one table because the FFC-CC does not recognize the FFC- Democratic Bloc.
Al Burhan withdrawal from the mediation indicates a new complexity in the current political scene despite that the FFC-CC determined to hijack the scene once again and return to power to complete its project, which is devoted to a new civilian dictatorship, not through the elections, but through the transition gate which may take long time.
A number of third world countries witnessed transitional experiences that passed smoothly without taking a long time, such as the situation in our country. A new track, and new hope to the Sudanese political powers anti central change, is the Egyptian initiative which nowadays has a wide acceptance among the Sudanese political powers, whom they agreed to participate in the Egyptian work shop which will take place in the coming month in Shahram Elsheikh Seeking a solution to the Sudanese crisis, through a sincere Sudanese dialogue.
Most of the Sudanese forces supporting the Egyptian initiative will travel to Egypt in the coming days, determined to pull the rug out of the box and conquer the FFC-CC. Two tracks on the way to solve Sudanese Crisis, the framework which prepared and supported by the foreign powers and foreign intelligence under the slogan of freedom, peace and justice, other track is the Egyptian Initiative which is calling for a Sudanese solution.
Many initiatives introduced internal and external to solve the Sudanese crisis but no response and the crisis was not solved until now, the main reason is the conflict on the power between the political parties and and some groups of activists whom they want to rule Sudan without elections but with the transition course.
The question that poses itself is who will win the political battle: the framework or the Egyptian initiative, which is rejected by the FFC-CC.