- Vice-President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) Malik Agar affirmed the government's steadfast support for Sudanese women, enabling them to play their expected national role.

During a meeting with a delegation from the National Sudanese Women's Authority at his office on Tuesday, he commended the role the Authority has continued to play, particularly in mitigating the repercussions of the war and addressing its impacts.

For her part, Advisor to the National Sudanese Women's Authority, Ms. Tagwa Siddig Al-Tahir, said in a press statement that the delegation briefed the TSC Vice-President on the Authority's national vision, its activities during the previous period, and its future plans.

She added that the meeting reviewed Sudanese women's participation and their inherent role in the anticipated national reconciliation project and Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue.

Ms. Tagwa noted that Agar pledged to support the Authority's plans and programs, particularly those related to training and capacity building.

It is noteworthy that the National Sudanese Women's Authority, which supports the Sudanese Armed Forces and displaced persons, particularly displaced women, was established in response to the repercussions of the War of Dignity. It conducted its activities from Port Sudan before recently relocating to the capital, Khartoum.