Al-Burhan Affirms Immunity, Opposes Hametti's Return

Sudanese Sovereignty Council Chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan announced that the government will provide temporary immunity and legal and security guarantees for participants in a national dialogue managed by an independent national mechanism. This step aims to strengthen the political process in the country. He explained that the initiative was launched by a Sudanese national group that proposed the dialogue independently, and that the mechanism will oversee the dialogue, provide logistical support, and offer protection guarantees for participants. He emphasized that the current legal measures against some participants will be temporary and not a final amnesty. He also affirmed that the dialogue will be an open and transparent process. Furthermore, he stressed that genuine peace requires the Rapid Support Forces to withdraw from cities and a unified effort to complete the establishment of governing institutions. He rejected the idea of a partial peace that restores the Rapid Support Forces to power. Current efforts also include negotiations with national factions and preparations for a press conference on the steps of the political process, amidst discussions about forming a legislative council and resuming comprehensive national dialogue.

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