Minawi reveals a decisive meeting with the proof

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Head of the Sudan Liberation Movement revealed; The General Supervisor of the Joint Force, Arko Minawi, in statements, was made about meetings held during the past two days in Port Sudan; With the Chairman of the Sovereign Council; The commander of the army, Abdel -Fattah al -Burhan, discussed the fate of the partnership.

These meetings come in the temporary capital, Port Sudan, at a time when the newly appointed Prime Minister Kamel Idris is preparing to declare his government, which he said will be a government of technocrats.

Minawi said, according to Sudan Tribune: We have not discussed the issue of shares until now, and we have seen first to decide the issue of partnership.

Minawi indicated that the meeting ended with the insurance of the Juba agreement, but he returned and said that “the ball is now in their stadium.”

Minawi defended their endeavor to preserve the partnership according to the Juba agreement, saying: “Discussing and distributing the issues of power as stipulated in the agreements is at the heart of the political work for which we went out and paid a high price in it.” He continued, “This is not a shameful matter.”

He added, “We are in the stage of resolving the partnership, as without a partnership means there is no value to talking about sharing authority.”

The parties to Juba held a third meeting with the Prime Minister yesterday, Saturday, discussing the situation on all parties, and stressed the meeting with Idris that the Prime Minister’s communication with all partners be with one distances.

The appointment of Prime Minister Kamel Idris was accompanied by a widespread controversy between the allies of the military and political army, and the Justice and Equality Movement warned against the consequences of prejudice to the share of the Juba agreement in the executive government.

There was no expanded consultations between the army and its partners before the appointment of Idris, which raised the wrath of the army’s allies