According to a spokesman for the negotiation process, the signing of an agreement to name a Sudanese civilian government and launch a new transition towards elections has been postponed until April 6.
Khalid Omar Yousif tweeted that military and civilian parties have agreed unanimously to work towards overcoming the remaining obstacle within a few days and sign the final political agreement on April 6.
The accord was supposed to be signed on Saturday but was postponed due to a lack of agreement on some outstanding issues.
This week, disagreements arose over the timeline for integrating the powerful paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) into the military, a move that was called for in a framework deal for the new transition signed in December.
