Iran Press/ Africa: In a televised speech late on Sunday, Hamdok, who signed a political agreement with the military in November, said a roundtable discussion is needed to reach a new deal.
Hamdok, a former United Nations official seen as the civilian face of Sudan’s transitional government, was reinstated in November amid international pressure in a deal that called for an independent technocratic cabinet under military oversight led by him.
Hamdok’s resignation came after Sudanese security forces violently dispersed the pro-democracy protesters against the October 25 military coup, killing at least two people, a medical group said.
On November 21, 2021, top general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Abdalla Hamdok signed a political agreement for Hamdok's return to power; like the military coup, the deal faced widespread opposition.
Sudanese people take to the streets every week in Khartoum and other cities despite army crackdown, insisting that their demands be met and continue to demonstrate until the military is ousted.
Meanwhile; Some sources in Sudan's Forces of Freedom and Change said on Saturday that the political delegation was trying to prevent the resignation of PM. Hamdok; The Sudanese people have not accepted his political agreement with Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. 219
