After a historic visit to China, Al-Burhan back homel

Head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese armed forces, 1st. Lieutenant General Abdul Fattah Al-Burhan returned to Port Sudan, after participating in the China-Africa Forum which was hosted by the Chinese capital, Beijing, from 4-6 September.

He was received at Port Sudan International Airport by Member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lt. Gen Ibrahim Jaber, Minister of Cabinet Affairs, Osman Hussein and the Secretary-General of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al-Ghali Ali Yusuf.
Mr. During the visit, the Jead of the Sovereignty Council, described his trio as successful and historical, and its goals were achieved by a number of bilateral meetings with a number of presidents and heads of delegations participating in the work of the forum, to enhance the prospects for joint cooperation between Sudan and those countries and the need to strengthen it in all fields. In addition, the Head of the Sovereignty Council and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting that dealt with aspects of joint cooperation between the two countries in all political, economic, service, development and military fields, ways to enhance it, and developments in the situation in Sudan.
Al-Burhan also honored the ceremony of signing a number of strategic agreements and joint cooperation between Sudan and China, including the fields of economics, development, energy and strategic cooperation in the vital military and defense fields, the establishment of airports, ports, the automotive industry, the development of the oil industry and extraction, and the development of the sector and generation. electricity. Al-Burhan presented Sudan’s speech at the forum’s activities, praising China’s role in promoting and developing relations with African countries.
During the visit, the Head of the Sovereignty Council was accompanied by the Ministers of Finance, Economic Planning, Foreign Affairs, Energy and Oil. Informing the Transitional Sovereignty Council