Sudan’s military rulers and the main opposition coalition reached an agreement on the shape of a transitional government in lengthy negotiations since Omar al-Bashir’s overthrow by the army in April.
Sudan’s military rulers and the main opposition coalition reached an agreement paving the way for a new transitional government on Saturday, the African Union said, after lengthy negotiations following the fall of veteran leader Omar al-Bashir.
Sudan’s ruling generals and protest leaders reached a “full agreement” on the constitutional declaration, the African Union said on Saturday, paving the way for transitioning to civilian rule.
The Sudanese Professionals Association refused absolute immunity that the military rulers have asked for.
In 2007, African Union countries committed to investing at least 1% of GDP to Research and Development.
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