TSC Vice-President Meets Director General of Police Forces

Vice-President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Malik Agar, praised the vital roles played by the Police Forces in the post-war phase, including maintaining community security, reinforcing the authority of the State, and contributing to the reconstruction and rehabilitation of war-affected areas.
During his meeting at his office on Tuesday with the Director General of Police Forces, General (Police) Amir Abdel-Moneim Fadl, Agar stressed the importance of applying modern technologies in police systems, civil defense, and crime control in all its forms. He further highlighted the need to intensify efforts to establish security as a prerequisite for the return of citizens to their homes.
For his part, the Director General of Police Forces explained that the meeting came within the framework of his official visits after assuming his new post, noting that he had received directives regarding police performance and arrangements for maintaining security across the country. He affirmed the commitment of the Police Forces to ensuring a safe environment, particularly in Khartoum State, to facilitate the return of citizens. He pointed out that the meeting also reviewed the ongoing security arrangements in the stable states and the role of the Police Forces in protection, reconstruction, and crime prevention.

 

Prime Minister Meets Djibouti President on UN General Assembly Fringes

On the sidelines of his participation in the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris, head of the Sudanese delegation, met Tuesday with President Ismail Omar Guelleh of Djibouti.
The meeting was attended on the Sudanese side by Minister of Culture, Information and Tourism Khalid Al-Issir, and on the Djiboutian side by Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdul-Gadir Hussein Omar.
It is noteworthy that the meeting coincided with another session in which the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Mohy-Eddin Salim, met with the Latvian Foreign Minister to discuss resuming European cooperation with Sudan and supporting its issues at the UN Security Council.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister conveyed the greetings of His Excellency President of the Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, expressed gratitude to President Ismail Omar Guelleh for his sincere fraternal stance and ongoing political support to Sudan during the war waged by the rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.
The Prime Minister also requested his host, as an African leader, to use his influence to help lift the suspension of Sudan’s membership in the African Union, emphasizing that Sudan, as a founding member, is facing a major conspiracy and needs the support of friends, including Djibouti. He stressed that lifting the suspension serves the interests of the African Union (AU) more than Sudan alone.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides agreed to hold an expanded meeting to discuss joint issues.

 

Foreign Minister Meets His Latvian and Hungarian Counterparts, FAO Director, and French Foreign Ministry Official

On the first day of the High-Level Week of the 80th session of the General Assembly, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Mohy-Eddin Salim, met with his counterparts from the Republic of Latvia and Hungary, in addition to the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), and the Director-General of African Affairs at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

*Meeting with Latvian Foreign Minister*

In his meeting with the Latvian Foreign Minister, Mrs. Baiba Braže, emphasis was placed on the necessity of turning the understandings between the two countries into practical steps, represented in Latvia’s support for Sudan during its tenure as a non-permanent member of the Security Council for the period (2026-2027).
The Foreign Minister briefed his Latvian counterpart on the progress achieved on the ground by the army on various fronts, in addition to providing a general overview of the civilian government, its formation, and objectives.

*Meeting with Hungarian Foreign Minister*

During his meeting with his Hungarian counterpart, Mr. Péter Szijjártó, emphasis was placed on the strength of the historical relationship between Sudan and Hungary, and on discussing mechanisms and ways of developing relations between the two countries and exchanging benefits.
The Hungarian Foreign Minister extended an official invitation to the Foreign Minister to visit Hungary.
For his part, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation briefed his Hungarian counterpart on the situation in Sudan and the grave violations being committed by the rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia, pointing to the necessity for the international community to take the required measures against this criminal militia.

*Meeting with FAO Director-General*

In the meeting with the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Mr. Qu Dongyu, emphasis was placed on the urgent need to increase the support provided by the organization, especially in light of the complex humanitarian situation resulting from the war of aggression led by the militia. It was stressed that further efforts must be made in cooperation with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Food Program me (WFP) to bridge the gaps and provide the necessary support.

*Meeting with Director-General of African Affairs, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs*

In his meeting with the Director-General of African Affairs at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Emmanuelle Blatmann, the Minister stressed that France, being a permanent member of the Security Council, should, together with the European Union countries, take decisive steps to curtail the rebel RSF militia and hold it accountable by all possible means for the grave crimes and violations it is committing, whether in El-Fashir, Kordofan, or other cities and areas of Sudan.
The Minister also provided a brief update on the army’s achievements and the plans and objectives of the civilian government. He affirmed that the government is open to achieving constructive communication and understanding with the European Union countries, which would contribute to unifying efforts in curtailing and condemning the violations of the criminal militia.

 

TSC President Affirms Depth of Sudan-Qatar Relations

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, affirmed the depth of Sudan-Qatar relations, highlighting the historical ties between the two brotherly peoples. This came during his farewell on Monday to Sudan’s Ambassador to Qatar, Badr-Eddin Abdullah Muhammad, in the presence of Acting Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Ahmed Yousif.
Ambassador Badr-Eddin Abdullah told the press that the TSC President emphasized Sudan’s keenness to develop and enhance its relations with Qatar. He stated that the meeting also underlined the importance of expanding bilateral ties between Khartoum and Doha, underscoring the political will of the leaderships of both countries to advance areas of joint cooperation. He added that he received guidance and advice from the TSC President aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and addressing the concerns of the Sudanese community residing in Qatar.

 

Prime Minister Heads to the United States to Participate in UN General Assembly Meetings

Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris departed today for the United States of America, leading Sudan’s delegation to the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly at the UN headquarters in New York.
The delegation accompanying the Prime Minister includes Minister of Culture, Information and Tourism Khalid Al-Ayesir, a number of advisors, and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Ambassador Mohy-Eddin Salim.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to deliver Sudan’s statement before the General Assembly, in addition to holding meetings with several heads of state and government, the UN Secretary-General, as well as heads of international and regional organizations.
The Sudanese delegation will also participate in a number of side events on the margins of the General Assembly, including, but not limited to: the annual ministerial meeting of the Least Developed Countries Group, the senior officials’ meeting of the G77 and China, the coordination meeting of OIC member states, the Arab consultative meeting, the first bilateral summit for a sustainable global economy, as well as the meeting on accelerating efforts to prevent non-communicable diseases in humanitarian fragility settings, among other events.
Moreover, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation will hold several meetings with his counterparts and representatives of international and regional organizations.
This participation represents a significant opportunity for Sudan’s delegation to shed light on the developments in Sudan and the grave human rights violations committed by the rebel Rapid Support Forces militia, with the involvement of mercenaries from many countries, including Colombia.
The Prime Minister was seen off at Port Sudan International Airport by the Minister of Youth and Sports and the Minister of Communications and Digital Transformation.