A British official puts details of $ 800 million in front of the proof

Port Sudan- Al-Zawiya Net- The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council met the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, today, Director of African Affairs at the British Foreign Ministry Kate Foster.

The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hassan Al -Amin, said in a press statement that Foster presented an enlightenment to the Chairman of the Sovereign Council on the London Ministerial Conference held on Sudan and what resulted from it.

The ambassador added that Mrs. Kate indicated, during the enlightenment that she presented, that the London conference witnessed a wide consensus on a large number of points and paragraphs contained in the statement of the statement, which was supposed to be issued by the conference, and added, “There was no compatibility in a number of other points, the most important of which is the paragraph for ensuring the protection of the Sudanese state institutions from collapse, indicating that there is one country that objected to this paragraph, which led to incompatibility and not to issue a statement About the conference.

The Undersecretary said that the President of the Sovereign Council expressed his thanks to Mrs. Foster for the Enlightenment, praising the efforts of Britain and its keenness to support Sudan and its sovereignty, and the integrity of its lands, and that the conference will come out with a positive compatibility.

Ambassador Hussein pointed out that the Enlightenment, which was presented by Mrs. Kate, revealed the keenness of the participants in the conference on the unity of Sudan, the rejection of external interference in its internal affairs, and the call to stop supporting and supplying the rebel militia with weapons and others.

The foreign agent said that the two sides agreed to continue the dialogue between Sudan and Britain, in an effort to reach a joint vision that contributes to finding a way out of the crisis the country is going through.

For her part, Mrs. Kate Foster explained that the London conference was held headed by the British Foreign Minister, with the participation of twenty regional and international countries and organization. She added that she came to Sudan commissioned by the British Foreign Minister, to provide an enlightenment to the President of the Sovereignty Council on the outputs of the London Conference.

She explained that the participants in the conference expressed their full keenness to support Sudan and its people in this delicate stage, noting that the London conference is part of a long and continuous path on Sudan, including the African Union, the European Union, the United Nations, the United Kingdom, France and Germany.

Kate said that the statement issued by the participants confirmed the continuation of work in this path, the emphasis on protecting the sovereignty and unity of Sudan’s lands, and rejected any attempts to divide Sudan, call for a ceasefire, the need to launch a comprehensive national dialogue that includes all components of the Sudanese people, aims to address crises, stop external interference in Sudanese affairs, and deliver humanitarian aid to affected, and protect civilians and workers in the field Humanity,

The Director of African Affairs at the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the conference condemned the violence, violations and crimes witnessed in some regions, as well as targeting civil and service facilities, noting that the conference approved the allocation of 800 million pounds from the partners, which will be directed as humanitarian aid to Sudan.