Mas in Khartoum on Tuesday to visit the sit-in square and meet with the makers of the revolution

The German Ambassador to Khartoum Ulrich Wilhelm Klokner revealed that the visit of German Foreign Minister Heiko Mas to Sudan will include meetings with the makers of the revolution in the country and inspect the sit-in.

The ambassador said in a statement to the newspaper (Sudan) on Saturday: «The German Foreign Minister's visit comes the culmination and follow-up to the visit of a German delegation to Sudan two weeks ago, and Germany is one of the most interested European countries in Sudan, Support and support ».

He added that there will be a delegation from the German Foreign Ministry along with a large media delegation including major TV stations and major German newspapers.

He added that the visit scheduled for next Tuesday will include the meeting with Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdouk and Chairman of the Council of sovereignty Abdel Fattah al-Rhan.

"The latest developments related to the joint African Union-United Nations mission (UNAMID) will be monitored. Germany now holds a seat on the Security Council and the issues of the UN mission in Darfur are important to us. The most important part that will take more time is to meet with those who created the revolution and visit Medan." Sit-in, along with hearing their testimony of what happened in recent weeks.

Sudanese-German relations are of a strategic nature due to considerations related to Sudan's influential role in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa, especially with Germany's preventive policy to avoid conflict by promoting peace, security and good governance.

While the member of the Committee on Foreign Relations in the Association of Professionals Rashid Said in an interview with the (Sudanese) that the German interest in the Sudanese issue preceded the victory of the revolution, where in recent years sought to bring together the Sudanese parties and unite the opposition (Berlin meetings) in addition to their interest in the file of the settlement in Darfur The files of illegal immigration and the fight against terrorism without regard to the behavior of the former regime.