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TSC President Arrives in Doha to Offer Condolences on Death of Former Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani

TSC President Arrives in DohaPresident of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, arrived on Tuesday in the Qatari capital, Doha, to offer condolences on the death of the late His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the former Emir of the State of Qatar.
His Excellency offered his condolences to His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar, and members of the ruling family at Lusail Palace on Tuesday.
The TSC President conveyed the deep condolences of the Sudanese leadership and people to the Qatari leadership and people over this great loss, affirming Sudan's solidarity and support for the leadership and people of the sisterly State of Qatar during this difficult time.
He praised the historic and honorable contributions of the late Emir, His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, highlighting his role in achieving development, progress, and prosperity for the State of Qatar.
The President expressed Sudan's deep appreciation for the late Emir's positions in support of Sudan and its causes at regional and international forums, as well as his efforts to elevate bilateral relations to strategic levels. He stressed that the late Emir's generous deeds will remain forever remembered by the Sudanese people, who deeply valued and will never forget his noble stances, including his continued support for humanitarian efforts in Sudan and his contributions to peace initiatives.
Al-Burhan reaffirmed the shared commitment to developing and strengthening the deep-rooted relations between the two sisterly countries under the wise leadership of His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, in a way that serves the aspirations of both peoples, while highlighting the historic ties that bind them.
For his part, the Emir of Qatar, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, expressed his appreciation for the visit, emphasizing the close fraternal relations and enduring bonds between the two sisterly peoples, and his hope for further expanding cooperation.
The TSC President was accompanied by Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Ambassador Mohieddin Salem, Minister of Finance Dr. Jibril Ibrahim, and Director General of the General Intelligence Service General Ahmed Ibrahim Mufaddal.

Seventh Session of Sudan-Brazil Political Consultation Committee Held in Brasilia

Seventh Session of Sudan Brazil Political ConsultationThe Republic of Sudan and the Federative Republic of Brazil held the seventh session of the Political Consultation Committee between the two countries in the Brazilian capital, Brasilia.
The Sudanese delegation was headed by Ambassador Muawiyah Osman Khalid, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, while the Brazilian delegation was led by Ambassador Carlos Duarte, Director-General for Africa and the Middle East at the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The meeting was attended by Ambassador Dr. Ahmed Al-Tijani Suwar, Ambassador of the Republic of Sudan to Brazil.
During the talks, the two sides reviewed bilateral relations and explored ways to further develop them across various fields. They emphasized their commitment to strengthening political consultation mechanisms, expanding economic, trade, and investment cooperation, and accelerating the implementation of signed agreements and memorandums of understanding.
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation briefed the Brazilian side on developments in Sudan, including the repercussions of the war, its humanitarian and economic impacts, and the destruction of infrastructure. He also presented the Government of Sudan's vision for achieving peace, restoring security and stability, and its position on related regional and international initiatives.
The Sudanese side expressed its interest in expanding cooperation with Brazil, particularly in agriculture, agricultural research, higher education, health, and livestock. It also highlighted the importance of benefiting from Brazilian expertise in reconstruction efforts, strengthening public-private partnerships, and increasing trade and investment between the two countries.
The talks also addressed cooperation in climate change, scientific research, and culture. Both sides stressed the importance of implementing joint programs, enhancing academic cooperation between universities and research institutions, and coordinating on environmental issues of mutual interest, including the outcomes of the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) and preparations for the 17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP17).
For his part, the head of the Brazilian delegation reaffirmed Brazil's commitment to developing bilateral relations with Sudan, continuing cooperation in political, economic, and cultural fields, and supporting reconstruction efforts. He expressed his country's readiness to expand training and capacity-building programs and to send experts in agriculture, agricultural research, and livestock to support development efforts in Sudan.
At the conclusion of the session, both sides emphasized the importance of maintaining political dialogue and coordination in regional and international forums, as well as activating bilateral agreements. They agreed to hold the eighth session of the Political Consultation Committee in Khartoum at a date to be determined through diplomatic channels.

Cabinet Stresses the Need to Ensure the Success of the Summer Agricultural Season
Kamil Idris

The Council of Ministers held its regular meeting on Monday in Khartoum under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris.
Minister of Culture, Information and Tourism Khalid Al-Eisir said in a press statement that, as part of strengthening coordination and cooperation between the executive branch and the Public Prosecution, the Cabinet received a briefing from Attorney General Intisar Ahmed Abdel Aal on the work of the Public Prosecution, its development efforts, and its role, particularly in highlighting the violations committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia at the international level through participation in forums that shed light on crimes committed against the Sudanese people. He said the Attorney General affirmed the Public Prosecution's cooperation with executive institutions in all matters that serve Sudan's interests and help expose violations that contravene international law.
Al-Eiser said the Cabinet also received a briefing from Khartoum State Wali Ahmed Othman Hamza on the state government's efforts to combat certain negative phenomena.
He added that the Cabinet discussed the financial entitlements of employees in Kassala State, ways to address breaches along the Gash River, and issues related to smuggling and drug trafficking in Kassala and several other border states.
The Minister said the Cabinet reviewed the performance report for the 2025–2026 winter agricultural season, the preparedness plan for the 2026–2027 summer agricultural season, and the operational challenges facing the Gezira Scheme. The Cabinet stressed the need to provide all the requirements necessary to ensure the success of the summer agricultural season.
Al-Eiser noted that the Cabinet also discussed a number of other issues related to digital transformation and ways to modernize state institutions in line with contemporary requirements.
He added that the Cabinet discussed several issues related to citizens' livelihoods, noting that efforts would continue day after day to achieve the level of progress to which all Sudanese people aspire.
Al-Eiser further said that Minister of Justice Dr. Abdullah Mohamed Dirif presented the 2026 Miscellaneous Amendments Bill, adding that the Cabinet directed that the observations raised by several members regarding the draft law be taken into account.

Sudan Rejects Inclusion of Abyei in South Sudan's Electoral Constituencies

Sudan FlaggeThe Sudanese government has rejected the decision by South Sudan's National Elections Commission to designate the Abyei Administrative Area as one of the country's 102 geographical constituencies for the general elections scheduled for December 22, 2026.
The announced electoral map includes 12 constituencies in Warrap State, among them the Abyei Administrative Area.
In a statement issued on Monday, Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation said the decision constitutes a clear violation of the Abyei Protocol annexed to the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), as well as the 2011 Agreement on Temporary Arrangements for the Administration and Security of the Abyei Area. The ministry noted that the 2011 agreement paved the way for UN Security Council Resolution 2046 (2012), which calls on Sudan and South Sudan to negotiate, without preconditions, a final settlement of Abyei's status.
The statement stressed that these protocols and agreements remain the fundamental legal framework governing all matters related to Abyei and reiterated that Sudan has consistently adhered to them.
Sudan called for full compliance with all legal obligations under the signed agreements and reaffirmed its commitment to reaching a peaceful and mutually acceptable final settlement of Abyei's status in a manner that serves bilateral relations and preserves regional peace and security.
The government also urged the United Nations, regional and international organizations, and the countries that sponsored the Abyei agreements to ensure the implementation of the existing accords and reject any unilateral measures taken outside the established legal framework.
Sudan further reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining good-neighborly relations while underscoring its determination to safeguard its legal rights as stipulated in the signed protocols and agreements.

TSC President Meets Qatari Ambassador

TSC President Meets Qatari Ambassador
President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, on Thursday received Qatar's Ambassador to Sudan, Mohamed Ibrahim Al-Sada, in the presence of Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Mohi-Eddin Salem.
The meeting focused on bilateral relations between Sudan and Qatar and discussed ways to further enhance cooperation across various fields for the mutual benefit of the two brotherly countries and peoples.
Al-Burhan reaffirmed Sudan's appreciation for the deep and longstanding ties with Qatar, praising the growing cooperation and coordination between the two countries on issues of mutual interest.
For his part, the Qatari ambassador reiterated Qatar's unwavering support for Sudan's unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, affirming his country's continued support for the Sudanese people and their government.

TSC President Meets African Union Envoy to Sudan
African Union Envoy to Sudan

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, met on Wednesday at his office in Khartoum with the African Union's (AU) Envoy to Sudan, Ambassador Mohamed Belaiche, in the presence of Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Mohi-Eddin Salem.
Speaking to the press after the meeting, Ambassador Belaiche said the visit comes as part of the African Union Commission's continued consultations with the Sudanese leadership on the latest political and security developments, as well as ongoing arrangements to reopen the African Union Liaison Office in Khartoum in the coming period.
Belaiche said he conveyed to Al-Burhan the greetings and appreciation of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf.
He added that the discussions also addressed prospects for achieving peace in Sudan and the current challenges hindering that process, with both sides stressing the importance of intensifying efforts to overcome those difficulties in order to achieve security and stability.
The AU envoy reaffirmed the Commission's commitment to continuing efforts aimed at reducing tensions as a necessary step toward securing a ceasefire, which he described as a key entry point for resolving the crisis. He also underscored the importance of advancing an inclusive political process that engages all stakeholders and enables them to play an effective role in shaping its course and outcomes.
Belaiche reiterated the African Union Commission's support for a political solution and the launch of an inclusive national dialogue, emphasizing that state-building must be founded on national reconciliation, acceptance of others, and the promotion of peaceful coexistence.
"The Commission will remain committed to supporting Sudan's unity and national sovereignty, while closely following the country's political, security, and humanitarian developments until security, stability, peace, and development are achieved for the Sudanese people," he said.
Belaiche also revealed that a high-level African Union delegation is expected to visit Khartoum in the coming period.

Foreign Minister, FAO Discuss Cooperation to Support Recovery and Agricultural Development

FMForeign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Ambassador Mohieddin Salem met on Tuesday with AbdulHakim Elwaer, Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative for the Near East and North Africa of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), in the presence of the FAO Representative in Sudan.
The two sides discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in support of recovery, reconstruction, and implementation of the Interim Cooperation Framework between the Government of Sudan and the United Nations.
The minister stressed the importance of agriculture as a key driver of the national economy, highlighting Sudan's vast agricultural potential and emphasizing the need to channel international support toward agricultural infrastructure development, capacity building, and increased productivity.
For his part, Elwaer outlined FAO's plans to launch its Country Programming Framework for Sudan, aimed at aligning the organization's programs with national priorities in economic recovery, resilience, and the development of sustainable agrifood systems. He also noted growing interest among partners and donors in supporting Sudan's agricultural sector.
Both sides underscored the importance of continued coordination to ensure FAO programs align with Sudan's national priorities and contribute to recovery, food security, and sustainable agricultural development.

Sudanese Armed Forces Announce Liberation of Al-Kormuk in Blue Nile State

Armed Forcesin Al KormukThe Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), together with allied forces, announced on Wednesday that they had liberated the town of Al-Kormuk in Blue Nile State following fierce battles that ended in victory through the determination of their fighters and the bravery of their troops.
In a statement, the Armed Forces said they had inflicted heavy casualties in personnel and equipment on the "Dagalo terrorist militia" and its mercenaries, adding that the remaining fighters fled in disarray, abandoning their weapons and military vehicles.
The statement paid tribute to the residents of Al-Kormuk and the surrounding areas for their steadfastness in the face of the militia's abuses, affirming that protecting civilians, restoring essential services, and creating the conditions for the return of normal life would be top priorities in the next phase.
"Our Armed Forces are writing a new chapter of pride and dignity, proving through action before words that when they are determined, they prevail; when they advance, they triumph; and when they make a promise, they fulfill it," the statement said. "With Allah's help, they continue to move forward with confidence, relying on the resolve of their personnel, the trust of their people, and the justice of their mission to defend the homeland and safeguard its sovereignty."
The Armed Forces also reaffirmed that the "Battle of Dignity" would continue until the "terrorist militia" and its supporters are defeated and every part of Sudan's territory is secured.
The statement concluded by honoring those killed in the fighting, wishing "eternal paradise" for the martyrs, a speedy recovery for the wounded, and the safe return of prisoners and missing persons.

Prime Minister Reviews Performance of Foreign Ministry and Diplomatic Missions
Diplomatic Missions

Prime Minister Kamil Idris reviewed the performance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, as well as Sudan’s diplomatic missions abroad over the past period.
This came during a meeting held in Khartoum with Foreign Minister Ambassador Mohieddin Salem, in the presence of the Ministry’s Undersecretary Ambassador Muawiya Othman Khalid and Prime Minister’s adviser Nizar Abdullah Mohamed.
The meeting discussed the outcomes of the Foreign Minister’s recent visit to Geneva, including his participation in the Human Rights Council session and the meetings held on its sidelines.
The Prime Minister praised the performance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the significant efforts exerted by Sudan’s diplomatic missions abroad in defending the country’s sovereignty and countering foreign interference.

Foreign Minister Stresses Alignment of Humanitarian Programs with National Priorities

Humanitarian ProgramForeign Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Ambassador Mohieddin Salem received a joint delegation from the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday.
The meeting discussed the objectives of the joint visit, including strengthening strategic cooperation on refugee health, supporting healthcare services for conflict-affected populations, and enhancing coordination with national authorities and international partners.
The minister reaffirmed Sudan's commitment to continued cooperation with the United Nations and its specialized agencies, stressing that humanitarian and development programs should be aligned with national priorities and the government's plans for stability, recovery, and reconstruction. He noted that proposals to integrate refugees into Sudan's national health system require further consultations with the relevant national authorities, given the security and humanitarian challenges resulting from the war.
The meeting also reviewed reports issued by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Sudan, with the Sudanese side stressing that such reports should be based on accurate data and reliable information that objectively and impartially reflect the realities on the ground, while also highlighting the country's positive developments.
For their part, the delegation members expressed appreciation for the cooperation extended by the Sudanese government, reaffirming the commitment of both UNHCR and the World Health Organization (WHO) to continue working closely with the national authorities to strengthen humanitarian and health responses and support the country's recovery and stabilization efforts.

Prime Minister Meets Head of Anti-Corruption and Public Funds Recovery Commission

Head of Anti CorruptionPrime Minister Kamil Idris met on Monday with the Chairman of the Anti-Corruption and Public Funds Recovery Commission, Lieutenant General (Police) Abdeen Al-Tahir, in the presence of Justice Minister Abdallah Dirif and the Prime Minister's advisers, Dr. Al-Hussein Al-Khalifa Al-Siddiq Al-Hafyan and Nizar Abdallah Mohamed.
Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Al-Tahir said the discussions focused on all matters related to the launch of the Anti-Corruption and Public Funds Recovery Commission. He said all obstacles hindering the commission's work had been resolved and announced that it is scheduled to begin operations early next week.
Al-Tahir expressed confidence that the remaining requirements would be completed soon, citing assurances from the Prime Minister, and said the commission would commence its work as planned in the coming period.

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