Iran Press/Africa: "We believe there is no loser in the agreement ... The military council promises to protect what has been agreed on and ensure its implementation," said Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, chairman of TMC, in a speech broadcast by Sudan TV.
"We are going to work with our partners from the Alliance for Freedom and Change and other forces in close cooperation in order to realise the aspirations of the people," he added, according to Iran Press.
The peace talks were halted after more than 100 people were killed on Bloody Monday on 3 June in a crackdown on Sudanese protesters carried out by security forces.
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On Friday, the TMC and the opposition Freedom and Change Alliance reached a deal on establishing a transitional authority to jointly govern the country.
The deal was reached after two days of negotiations between the two sides in the capital Khartoum through the mediation of the African Union and Ethiopia.
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