Al Jazeera: Sudan protest leaders, military sign transitional government deal
Military council and main opposition coalition sign power-sharing deal paving the way for transition to civilian rule.
Sudan's main opposition coalition and the ruling military council have formally signed a final power-sharing deal, paving the way for a transition to a civilian-led government.
The landmark agreement signed on Saturday in the capital Khartoum came after a long period of negotiations following the overthrow of longtime leader President Omar al-Bashir in the wake of mass protests.
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Sudanese protesters sign final power-sharing deal with army -- AP
Sudanese army and civilians seal interim power-sharing deal -- Reuters
Sudan generals, protest leaders sign transition deal: AFP -- AFP
Sudan conflict: Army and civilians seal power-sharing deal -- BBC
Sudan: Military, protest leaders sign historic transition deal -- DW
Khartoum crowds celebrate Sudan's transition to civilian rule -- France 24
More News On Sudan Military And Protest Leaders Signing A Transitional Government Deal
Sudanese protesters sign final power-sharing deal with army -- AP
Sudanese army and civilians seal interim power-sharing deal -- Reuters
Sudan generals, protest leaders sign transition deal: AFP -- AFP
Sudan conflict: Army and civilians seal power-sharing deal -- BBC
Sudan: Military, protest leaders sign historic transition deal -- DW
Khartoum crowds celebrate Sudan's transition to civilian rule -- France 24
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