Junta-controlled Khartoum’s facilitation committee for the “Sudanese-Sudanese” dialogue announced Sunday’s date for launching the national political dialogue, unveiling its long-awaited agenda to a nation weary of crisis.
The committee revealed the schedule during a statement ahead of a press conference set for next Sunday in Khartoum, inviting both local and international media to attend.
Organizers said the conference will present full details of the anticipated dialogue, including its proposed agenda and the complete list of expected participants.
The announcement follows an extended round of consultations between the committee and various political and societal forces conducted over recent weeks.
Officials described the initiative as part of a broader effort to foster a healthier political climate and unify divided national visions across Sudan.
The dialogue aims to include all political and social components, seeking a comprehensive consensus that finally ends the country’s prolonged crisis.
