Major international powers during talks in Washington urged Sudan’s
military rulers and protesters to resume suspended negotiations on the
country’s future immediately, United States said.
US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Tibor
Nagy said that the representatives from the UN, African Union and European
powers yesterday called for an immediate resumption of talks between the two
sides.
He tweeted that they called on the protesters and
the Transitional Military Council to “reach an agreement ASAP on an
interim government that is truly civilian-led and reflects the will of the
Sudanese people.
The Sudanese Army last month ousted longtime
autocratic president Omar al-Bashir after months of mounting protests led by
young people that were sparked by the high cost of bread.
Protesters have remained camped out, saying that
they want a rapid transition to democracy rather than continued military rule.