Forces for Freedom and Change issues statement on ongoing political process
The Forces for Freedom and Change issued a statement about the ongoing political process on background of the meeting that brought together the signatories of the framework agreement and the non-signatories, affirming their political and moral commitment to what the parties agreed upon.
The Sudan News Agency (SUNA) hereunder publishes translation of the statement:
We in the Forces for Freedom and Change have been following the systematic campaign on the social media since yesterday, Saturday, February 11, 2023, on background of the meeting that brought together the signatories of the framework agreement with some of the non-signatory forces.
This campaign included a lot of misinformation that amounted to false and misleading news with the aim of harming the political process and slandering its nature, which aims to restore the path of civil democratic transformation.
The signatory parties to the framework agreement discussed a draft political declaration with Mina Arko Minawi, Jibril Ibrahim and Mohammed Muhammed Othman Al-Mirghani, representatives of their organizations, with the aim of joining the ongoing political process now, and there are issues under discussion that have not yet been resolved, and the parties to the meeting agreed to distance themselves from any statements that might complicate the course of the debate, which will continue in the coming days.
Despite the continued promotion of frequent news that implicates the name of the FFC within incorrect news, we affirm our political and moral commitment to what the signatory parties to the framework agreement agreed upon with the non-signatory parties participating in this discussion by not making any statements about the details of these discussions.
In the same context, we renew our commitment to public opinion and the media to have all the information, details and facts complete and undiminished in a timely manner, as we used to deal with issues related to the future of our homeland and the fate of our people and their legitimate hopes and aspirations for a state of freedom, peace and justice.