Sudan’s Government parties sign an opposing document to (Sudan Call)

Khartoum-SudaneseOnline-The Council of the Parties of the Government of National Unity and the signatory Darfur movements for peace signed on Sunday an opposing document to (Sudan Call) document signed on 3 December by the rebel groups and the main opposition parties in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa
The government parties called their document (Homeland Call) which called upon Sudanese and the political powers to engage in Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue and not to escalate differences, besides giving chance to reconciliation and the national consensus
The member of the council, Adam Musa Madubu, who read the document, stressed the importance to discuss the democratic transformation issue, peaceful transfer of power and building of the Sudanese State on the top agenda
Sudan opposition signed Sudan Call agreement on 3 December with the rebel leaders which aimed at unifying Sudan’s opposition
The opposition deal brings together a number of major groups including the Islamist Umma party and the NCF, an alliance of mostly secular parties. They were joined by a group representing the armed movements of three war-torn regions: Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile.