Sudan: Justice Minister - Transitional Government Is Authorized By Constitutional Document to Act for Interest of People

Khartoum — The Minister of Justice, Nasr-Eddin Abdul-Bari, pointed out that the current transitional government is supported by the majority of Sudanese, backed by the military, and led by a Prime Minister who enjoys the support that no prime minister in the history of Sudan gained, stressing that the current government have the political ability to make major decisions, because it is not a traditional transitional government, but rather a foundational government.

In statements regarding the normalization with Israel, he explained that the transitional government is empowered under the ruling constitutional document to administer foreign policy in balance and independently, and in accordance for the interests of the Sudanese people that change with time and circumstances, noting that the constitutional document does not place restrictions other than the interest, independence and balance in the government's exercise of the authority to set and manage the foreign policy and does not prevent the establishment of relations with Israel.

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