The “Sumud” alliance, led by Abdullah Hamdok, says it has received no official contact regarding a proposed national dialogue initiative.
The coalition said discussions about a political solution reinforce its rejection of any military resolution to Sudan’s devastating conflict.
It called for an immediate ceasefire and unhindered humanitarian aid before any political process begins.
The alliance also demanded an independent dialogue and rejected participation in talks held in army-controlled areas.
It ruled out any participation by the National Congress Party or the Islamic Movement.
Hamdok’s coalition also dismissed reports about possible presidential pardons as misleading and disconnected from the current political reality.
It called for justice and accountability, including the handover of wanted individuals to the International Criminal Court.
