TSC President Meets Qatari Ambassador to Sudan

President of Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah.
The TSC President commended the deep-rooted fraternal relations between Sudan and Qatar, expressing appreciation for Doha’s continued support for Sudan and its people under various circumstances.
For his part, the ambassador conveyed greetings from His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of Qatar, along with his wishes for the TSC President’s good health and for continued progress, stability, and prosperity for Sudan and its people.
The ambassador also congratulated the Sudanese leadership on the government’s return to exercising its duties from Khartoum, expressing hope for further peace, growth, and stability in the country.
The meeting reviewed ways to strengthen bilateral relations and expand cooperation across all fields in support of mutual interests.

TSC President Honours Closing Day of “Shattala” Flower Exhibition in Khartoum

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, today honoured the closing activities of the “Shattala” Flower Exhibition at Marina Gardens in Khartoum.
During the visit, TSC President Al-Burhan reviewed the various pavilions and exhibits. He also greeted Khartoum residents who have returned and resettled in their homes following the expulsion of the rebellion militias from the state.
The TSC President expressed his appreciation for the efforts of those responsible for organizing the exhibition, noting that it has helped restore the area to its former role as a recreational space for Khartoum residents. He expressed hope that similar programmes would be held in other regions to enhance stability and reinforce national unity among citizens.

Agar Reaffirms Sudan’s Appreciation for Turkey’s Support

Vice President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Malik Agar, met today with the Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to Sudan, Fatih Yildiz, at his office.
Agar expressed Sudan’s deep appreciation for Turkey’s pivotal role in promoting peace and stability in the country, emphasizing Khartoum’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and broadening cooperation across all sectors to serve the mutual interests of both nations. Ambassador Yildiz reaffirmed Turkey’s readiness to support Sudan in safeguarding its sovereignty and territorial integrity, ensuring independence and non-interference in internal affairs. He briefed Agar on ongoing efforts to expand Sudan-Turkey relations to wider horizons.
The ambassador also highlighted Turkey’s recent humanitarian assistance, noting that four aid shipments were delivered to Sudan last month, and confirmed Turkey’s commitment to continue this support.

Prime Minister: My Visits to Geneva and Munich Were Historic and Significant

Prime Minister, Professor Kamil Idris, affirmed that his visits to Geneva and Munich were historic, significant, and effective. In Geneva, he met with leaders of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the World Council of Churches (WCC), the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, where Sudan’s national principles, human rights situation, war crimes and crimes against humanity were clarified. All the organizations endorsed the requests submitted by the Sudanese delegation, separately.
Speaking at a press conference this morning at Khartoum International Airport following his return, Idris noted that he also met with the World Health Organization (WHO), which agreed to support the health sector, most notably efforts to eradicate malaria in Sudan. This initiative is expected to eliminate many diseases and epidemics, support the economy, and combat poverty.
The Prime Minister further noted that his meeting with the World Council of Churches resulted in full endorsement of the peace initiative without any objections, highlighting that all the specialized agencies he engaged with expressed their support for Sudan’s peace efforts.

TSC President Visits Abu Delaig, Commends Citizens’ Firm Stand Against Rebellion

President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, visited the Abu Delaig area on Saturday as part of his ongoing field inspection tours to assess the conditions of citizens and public services.
TSC President praised the steadfast positions of residents of Abu Delaig and their resistance to the aggression of the Dagalo militia. He stated that solidarity and mutual support among the area’s population contributed to delivering “lessons in courage, valour, and initiative” to opposing forces. He reaffirmed that the people of Abu Delaig have played significant roles in supporting the Sudanese Armed Forces during the “Battle of Dignity,” commending their response to the national call and their alignment with the popular resistance to defeat the rebellion and eliminate its threat.
During the visit, the TSC President toured several service and development projects and reviewed the level of services provided to residents, particularly in the sectors of water, education, and health.

Prime Minister Meets Yemeni President at Munich Security Conference

Prime Minister Professor Kamil Idris met on Saturday with President of the Presidential Leadership Council in Yemen Rashad al-Alimi, head of his country’s delegation participating in the Munich Security Conference.
The Prime Minister affirmed the historic relations binding the two brotherly countries and the shared interests between them. He conveyed the greetings of President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Field General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan to the Yemeni President. He reviewed developments in Sudan and the comprehensive war of aggression facing the country, and outlined government efforts to achieve peace and stability, crowned by the peace initiative he presented before the UN Security Council last December. He stressed the importance of Yemen’s stability and the well-being of its people, as well as cooperation and coordination to strengthen Arab security and combat militias in the region.
For his part, President Al-Alimi affirmed that Yemen’s security is inseparable from Sudan’s security. He reiterated his country’s full support for Sudan’s unity, stability, and territorial integrity, and its commitment to strengthening and developing bilateral relations. He stated that Sudan has been subjected to a major conspiracy aimed at toppling the state, and underscored the importance of combating militias across the Arab world and achieving Arab security through full regional cooperation.