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Kamil Idris, Sudan's newly appointed Prime Minister, dissolved the country's caretaker government on Sunday, directing ministry secretaries-general and undersecretaries to manage operations until a new government takes form.

Kamil Idris, Sudan's newly appointed Prime Minister, dissolved the country's caretaker government on Sunday, directing ministry secretaries-general and undersecretaries to manage operations until a new government takes form.

According to SUNA, Sudan’s official news agency, Idris chaired a meeting where he “commended” the previous government’s work but stated that “significant efforts for reconstruction and rebuilding” were needed moving forward.

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According to SUNA, Sudan’s official news agency, Idris chaired a meeting where he “commended” the previous government’s work but stated that “significant efforts for reconstruction and rebuilding” were needed moving forward.

Idris took the oath of office on Saturday to become Sudan’s first prime minister since the 2021 military-led coup and was appointed by the Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.

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Idris took the oath of office on Saturday to become Sudan’s first prime minister since the 2021 military-led coup and was appointed by the Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.

In his inaugural address, Idris underscored national security and state sovereignty as the government’s "highest priority," vowing to achieve this by defeating insurgent and armed rebel groups. He also urged countries supporting the rebels to cease their involvement.

In his inaugural address, Idris underscored national security and state sovereignty as the government’s "highest priority," vowing to achieve this by defeating insurgent and armed rebel groups. He also urged countries supporting the rebels to cease their involvement.

The new Prime Minister has also pledged to maintain political neutrality, promising equal treatment of all political and national actors and to reject “regionalism and racism.”

The new Prime Minister has also pledged to maintain political neutrality, promising equal treatment of all political and national actors and to reject “regionalism and racism.”

Idris’ appointment and the dissolution of the government comes amid an ongoing civil war in the country between the SAF and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and follows the RSF’s establishment of a parallel government, the Government of Peace and Unity, in April.

Idris’ appointment and the dissolution of the government comes amid an ongoing civil war in the country between the SAF and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and follows the RSF’s establishment of a parallel government, the Government of Peace and Unity, in April.

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The appointment comes amid an ongoing civil conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that has resulted in an estimated 130,000 deaths and displaced approximately 15 million people, creating one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.</span

The appointment comes amid an ongoing civil conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that has resulted in an estimated 130,000 deaths and displaced approximately 15 million people, creating one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.

Idris, who took the oath of office on Saturday as Sudan's first prime minister since the 2021 military-led coup, was appointed by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, while the RSF has announced plans to form its own parallel government with allied parties.</span

Idris, who took the oath of office on Saturday as Sudan's first prime minister since the 2021 military-led coup, was appointed by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, while the RSF has announced plans to form its own parallel government with allied parties.

In his inaugural address, Idris emphasized national security and state sovereignty as top priorities, specifically focusing on defeating insurgency and armed rebel groups, while urging countries supporting the rebellion to cease their involvement.</span

In his inaugural address, Idris emphasized national security and state sovereignty as top priorities, specifically focusing on defeating insurgency and armed rebel groups, while urging countries supporting the rebellion to cease their involvement.

The new Prime Minister pledged to maintain political neutrality, promising equal treatment of all political and national actors, while prioritizing stability, security, and reconstruction efforts throughout Sudan.</span

The new Prime Minister pledged to maintain political neutrality, promising equal treatment of all political and national actors, while prioritizing stability, security, and reconstruction efforts throughout Sudan.

Sudan has remained in political turmoil since the 2019 ouster of longtime President Omar al-Bashir, with various transitional arrangements and power-sharing agreements failing to establish stable governance.</span

Sudan has remained in political turmoil since the 2019 ouster of longtime President Omar al-Bashir, with various transitional arrangements and power-sharing agreements failing to establish stable governance.

The unilateral appointment of a Prime Minister by the army chief perpetuates military control over civilian governance, while the RSF's plan to establish a parallel government threatens to deepen the existing political divide and potentially escalate the conflict further. The absence of inclusive dialogue and genuine power-sharing arrangements undermines prospects for lasting peace.

The unilateral appointment of a Prime Minister by the army chief perpetuates military control over civilian governance, while the RSF's plan to establish a parallel government threatens to deepen the existing political divide and potentially escalate the conflict further. The absence of inclusive dialogue and genuine power-sharing arrangements undermines prospects for lasting peace.

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The previous government did commendable work in service to Sudan, most notably in prosecuting the ongoing war against the rebel RSF, but for the country to move forward, radical policy is required. Dissolving the government is the necessary catalyst for such a change, leading to a new administration taking form that will win the peace as well as the war.

The previous government did commendable work in service to Sudan, most notably in prosecuting the ongoing war against the rebel RSF, but for the country to move forward, radical policy is required. Dissolving the government is the necessary catalyst for such a change, leading to a new administration taking form that will win the peace as well as the war.

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The latest announcements from the SAF concerning Idris are just a façade to mask the true intentions of the Port Sudan clique. Regardless of what puppet they install, al-Burhan will always remain in charge. And despite the promises they made, the SAF would rule Sudan with an iron fist. The SAF is concerned solely with retaining its power and wealth and nothing more.

The latest announcements from the SAF concerning Idris are just a façade to mask the true intentions of the Port Sudan clique. Regardless of what puppet they install, al-Burhan will always remain in charge. And despite the promises they made, the SAF would rule Sudan with an iron fist. The SAF is concerned solely with retaining its power and wealth and nothing more.

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