In Sudan, military and civilian leaders sign framework agreement based on the draft transitional constitution put forward by bar association

On Monday, Sudan's military and civilian leaders signed a framework agreement to end the political impasse and institute a two-year transitional civilian authority. Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, commander of the Sudanese Army, and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, commander of the Rapid Support Forces, signed the deal on behalf of the military forces. Representatives of the Forces of the Freedom and Change Alliance, the Revolutionary Front, other political organizations, workers' unions, and civil society organizations signed the agreement on behalf of the political forces. [...] The framework agreement is based on the draft transitional constitution put forward by the steering committee of the Sudan Bar Association, which was internationally and locally welcomed, including by the military forces, with the latter expressing some reservations regarding a number of its provisions. The draft establishes a constitutional framework to govern what remains during the transitional period, and provides for the formation of a civilian-led government and a council to run the national security and defense affairs.
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