The proof meets the opposition and Hamidati as deputy chairman of the military council

The Sudanese opposition delegation, following the end of its first meeting with leaders of the transitional military council in Khartoum, called on a civilian government with full executive powers and a fair trial for all those involved in corruption and bloodshed.

The delegation includes ten members representing the Alliance of the forces of the Declaration of Freedom and Change and the gathering of Sudanese professionals, most notably the President of the Sudanese Congress Party Omar al-Daqir and Maryam Sadiq al-Mahdi, deputy head of the National Umma Party.

After the meeting, Dukir spoke to the protesters in front of the army headquarters, stressing that the demands made by the opposition to the council also included the restructuring of the security and intelligence services.

The delegation called for the participation of civilians in the transitional presidential council with the military council, pointing out that the delegation will submit on Sunday a list of names of the President of the Transitional Military Council, Abdul Fattah Burhan.

Bashir Party
And on the National Congress Party (President's Party ousted by Omar al-Bashir) said that the delegation assured the Council the need to return all party headquarters to the Sudanese people.

He also announced that the President of the Council informed the delegation that it will soon issue a resolution canceling all laws restricting freedoms, pointing out that the opposition is waiting to implement its promises to release all detainees.

On the other hand, the transitional military council was officially announced, in addition to the president, the commander of the rapid support forces, Mohammed Hamdan Diklu Hamidati, who was appointed vice president, seven officers, the Sudanese police director, and the deputy head of the security and intelligence apparatus, Awad al-Karim al-Qurashi.

Sudanese television showed footage of Hamidi, who was sworn in as well as new members appointed to the president.

It is noteworthy that the Sudanese opposition, had expressed earlier in the day to agree to negotiate with the Transitional Military Council.

The political secretary of the Communist Party of Sudan and a member of the Alliance for Freedom and Change, Mohamed Mokhtar al-Khatib, called for a transitional period of four years and a transitional government formed by the opposition.

He also called for holding what he called a "national constitutional conference" at the end of the transitional period in which everyone participates.

Civil authority
A member of the Baath Party's Freedom and Change Alliance, Ali al-Rayah al-Senhouri, said that the authority would remain civilian in Sudan, stressing the demands of forming a civil council, a cabinet and a national and legislative assembly.

The National Congress Party (NDP), in its first reaction since the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir, considered that the transitional military junta violated the constitutional legitimacy, calling for the peaceful rotation of power and the release of detainees from the party leadership.

He said in a statement that "the actions of the military council to take power is a violation of constitutional legitimacy," stressing that he refuses to arrest his leaders and his chief Commissioner and a large number of symbols, and called for their immediate release.

He also called for the establishment of the principle of peaceful transfer of power, and continue to address the economic situation in the country, without isolating anyone.