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��Ƶ, UAE, US, Britain say encouraged by Sudan agreement

Sudan's top general Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan and PM Abdalla Hamdok lift documents during a deal-signing ceremony to restore the transition to civilian rule. (File/AFP)

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Updated 16 December 2021

Reuters

December 16, 2021 17:23

��Ƶ, UAE, US, Britain say encouraged by Sudan agreement

��Ƶ, UAE, US and Britain urged that protesters in Sudan be protected from violence

Updated 16 December 2021

Reuters

December 16, 2021 17:23

WASHINGTON: The United States and other nations on Thursday said they are encouraged by the political agreement in Sudan and the reinstatement of Abdalla Hamdok as prime minister.
The US State Department, in a joint statement with ��Ƶ, United Arab Emirates and Britain, also urged that protesters in Sudan be protected from violence.