Khartoum: Rhino – The Sudanese Social Democratic Party announced on Tuesday that it signed the Sudan Interim Constitution in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, stressing that the signing came as a result of a deep and responsible dialogue between various national forces, “and constitutes a major step towards realizing the aspirations of our proud people who have been patient and sacrificed a lot for a homeland that accommodates everyone.”

In a landmark moment, after a long struggle and great sacrifices, the Sudanese Social Democratic Party proudly announces its signing of Sudan’s 2025 transitional constitution, emphasizing its firm commitment to building a new Sudan based on freedom, justice and equal citizenship.

The party said in a statement that the constitution addressed key issues that were and are still widely debated, the most important of which are secularism and the separation of religion from the state, guaranteeing freedom of belief and equality among all citizens. The decentralized system of government, which enhances the participation of regions in decision-making. As well as the national identity, which recognizes Sudan’s cultural and social diversity without exclusion or discrimination. With the adoption of free and responsible media as a basic pillar of democracy and political pluralism.

The statement reads: “The supra-constitutional principles protect the fundamental rights of Sudanese peoples from any violation. The right to self-determination for all peoples of Sudan is a democratic guarantee to resolve conflicts in a peaceful and just manner. As we in the Sudanese Social Democratic Party congratulate our people on this great achievement, we pledge that we will continue the march until these principles are translated into concrete reality, and until Sudan enjoys stability, prosperity and social justice.”