Sudan

A delegation from the Establishment Alliance arrives in Nyala in preparation for the announcement of peace government

Nyala: Saleh Hiririn – A delegation from the Sudan Founding Alliance (Tasis) arrived in Nyala, the capital of South Darfur state, in preparation for the announcement of the peace government in the areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), identical sources revealed on Saturday.

The RSF’s civil administration official in South Darfur told Rayno that preparations have been completed to announce and host the government from Nyala.

He noted that the civil administration has maintained the buildings of the government secretariat and the guest house in the city center in preparation for receiving government members and arranging for the functioning of the government in Nyala.

He explained that some buildings in the airport neighborhood in the east of the city have been prepared to host the government, including the Social Security Hotel and other vital headquarters.

Sources told RINO that a delegation from the Tasis coalition arrived in Nyala from the Kenyan capital Nairobi late last week. She noted that the delegation includes a number of coalition leaders, led by former Sovereignty Council member Mohamed Hassan al-Ta’aishi.

The source predicted that the government will be announced during the month of March from Nyala.

The National Umma Party in South Darfur state held a workshop for the Sudan Founding Alliance on the 2025 interim constitution on Saturday.

Hafez Omar, secretary of the National Umma Party in South Darfur, said that the Umma Party has been working for peace and stability, democratic practice and transparency, and the rule of law.

Hafez explained that South Darfur state will witness great work in the coming days, stressing that it is ready to receive delegations coming to Nyala from inside and outside in a manner befitting the makers of peace and change.

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