The delegation’s spokesman Ibrahim Musa Zariba, said that the delegation would start its program in Khartoum with the visit of flood-affected areas in Khartoum , meet the components of the
transitional government, with the aim of discussing ways to bring the peace agreement between the government and the Revolutionary Front in Juba into reality.
However, the mediation team of the State of South Sudan announced that the second of next October would the date for the final signing of the peace agreement between the government and the factions of the Revolutionary Front in the capital of the state of South Sudan, Juba.
Meanwhile, the Sudan Liberation Movement led by Abdel Wahid Mohamed Nour continues to reject the principle of negotiation with the transitional government, and at the same time announced an initiative
to achieve comprehensive peace and resolve Sudan’s issues, by bringing all segment of the Sudanese society in one forum in the capital, Khartoum.
Prime Minister, Dr. Abdullah Hamdok, last week signed an agreement of principles with Abdul Aziz Al-Hilu, leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, who calls for the secularization of the Sudanese state.