Analysis - International pressure is essential to reach an agreement that establishes a credible civilian government.
International pressure is essential to reach an agreement that establishes a credible civilian government.
Signatories included General Abdel Fatah Al Burhan, chair of the Sovereign Council and head of the Sudanese Armed Forces , General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo , his deputy and Commander of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and more than 40 civilian entities, including the Forces of Freedom and Change- Central Council , a few other political parties, former armed movements, civil society organizations and professional associations.
The FA offers the only currently available path to embedding civilian politics in Sudan and has received active diplomatic support from UNITAMS, AU and IGAD , the Troika of the US, UK and Norway, alongside the EU, as well as Saudi Arabia and the UAE . The political process has been overshadowed by increasingly visible tension between Burhan and Hemedti, seen in parallel foreign visits, conflicting public statements, and a heavy military presence in Khartoum. But concerns that SAF and the RSF were heading towards confrontation appear to have been assuaged thanks to international pressure and preliminary agreements reached between military and civilian signatories of the FA on security sector reform and integration.
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