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Sudan’s dialogue body downplays memo of the national figures

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Khartoum - Sudan’s dialogue mechanism known as 7+7 has dismissed the memorandum submitted by national figures to President Omer al-Bashir as “elitist” and said the president is committed to implement the outcome of the dialogue conference.

However, member of the 7+7 committee and secretary general of the Popular Congress Party (PCP) Kamal Omer has criticized the memo, describing the signatories as “limited elite”.

He pointed that President Bashir has pledged to implement the outcome of the national conference.

“It [ the memo] is vague and it deals with minor issues such as the executive power while the national dialogue which is the largest political project since independence has discussed all governance issues,” he said.

Omer told Sudan Media Center (SMC) that the memo calls for forming a government of technocrats with unclear tasks while the national dialogue recommended a government of national consensus, saying the time for the technocratic governments is over.

“We can’t get a head of the national dialogue and allow a group of people to submit a memo which includes issues that have been discussed at length in the dialogue conference”, he added

He renewed their commitment to the national dialogue saying they wouldn’t allow any party to circumvent its outcome.

“We had enough of the memos and views of the elitist groups” said Omer

HOLDOUT GROUPS TO JOIN DIALOGUE

For its part, the ruling National Congress Party (NCP) disclosed that the 7+7 mechanism has reached understandings with some of the holdout groups to join the national dialogue.

NCP deputy chairman and presidential aide Ibrahim Mahmoud Hamid said the general secretariat of the dialogue conference has prepared the draft document of the recommendations.

He told SMC that arrangements for holding the general conference would start soon, saying the participants would discuss the recommendations and the proposed national document.

Hamid added that the dialogue process is still ongoing in order to bring in the largest number of the holdout opposition to agree on the national constants, saying the 7+7 mechanism managed to convince new forces to join the dialogue.
source: sudansafari.net
 
He pointed that President Bashir has pledged to implement the outcome of the national conference.
He should have pointed out that General/President Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir is a war criminal whom the International Criminal Court has charged with genocide and crimes against humanity.
 
Sudan is not a member of the International Criminal Court to implement and is not legally bound to implement its decisions. :)
 
Sudan is not a member of the International Criminal Court to implement and is not legally bound to implement its decisions. :)

Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir's genocide in Darfur - 400,000 dead, 400 villages destroyed, 2,500,000 displaced, thousands of women gang-raped by Sudanese soldiers and al-Bashir's Janjaweed militia.

He should hang.
 
Grateful to you and differences of opinion does not spoil the intimacy, but what is the position of the International Criminal Court in what is happening in Syria, Burma, India, Palestine, first and foremost ...
Or jurisdiction only in Africans and their superiors, regardless of the cause of conflicts.
 
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