FVP Calls on Civil Administrations to Support the National Consensus

First Vice President (FVP) of the Sovereign Council, 1st Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo has called on the civil administrations in Sudan to support the national consensus in the country, stressing the importance of their impartiality and non-alignment with any party, to be qualified to confront those who stand against the will of the Sudanese people and their desire for reconciliation.
During the meeting  the leaders of the civil administrations stressed that the situation in the country puts it at a crossroads that may or may not be, due to the spread of strife and the growth of hate speech, racism, and regionalism, noting that some continued to stir up hatred among the Sudanese to achieve certain agenda without taking into consideration the stability of the country.
FVP stressed the need for political parties to agree on a unified vision that achieves the country’s interests, adding that any elections cannot take place without political parties, regretting the significant decline that afflicted the country due to differences.
He emphasized the importance of native administrations in carrying out its historical duty, communicating with all political and social components to convince them move in the direction of national reconcilian, stressing that everyone will face those who reject reconciling and work to undress it before the people, noting that the decisive solution t the crisis in Sudan can only be achieved through the polls.
He revealed their approval of the UNITAMS initiative to solve the crisis provided they head of the mission be a facilitator and not mediator between the parties, 
For his part, Chieftain Ali Mahmoud praised the efforts of the FVP to achieve peace in Sudan, especially in Eastern Sudan, noting that their conference which was held in Khartoum recently stressed the importance of national consensus and peaceful coexistence among all Sudanese, pointing out to the need to pay attention to civil administration and provide a helping hand.
Meanwhile, Sultan Saad Abdul Rahman Bahr Addeen confirmed that native administration conference approved supporting national initiatives that lead to societal consensus, in addition to supporting the regular forces to play their role in maintaining security and imposing the prestige of the state, noting that the conference stressed the importance of dialogue between the Sudanese to achieve acceptance and satisfaction. He noted that the conference stressed the rejection of all forms of international interference in Sudanese affairs, and support for any direction from the state to expel all ambassadors of countries accredited to Sudan who violate diplomatic norms, calling on all diplomatic missions and organizations to respect Sudanese sovereignty.