Sudanese protesters carry a giant national flag, as they march outside the UN headquarters in the Manshiya district of the capital Khartoum, on Dec. 3, 2022. (Credit : Ebrahim Hamid/AFP)
Sudan's military and civilian leaders signed Monday an initial deal aimed at ending a deep crisis that has gripped the northeast African country since a coup a year ago.
The deal, part of a two-phase political process, was signed by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and by multiple civilian groups — notably the Forces for Freedom and Change, ousted in last year's coup.
Sudan's military and civilian leaders signed Monday an initial deal aimed at ending a deep crisis that has gripped the northeast African country since a coup a year ago.
The deal, part of a two-phase political process, was signed by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and by multiple civilian groups — notably the Forces for Freedom and Change, ousted in last year's coup.
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