Sudan’s military leader General Abdel Fattah al-Burham.
Sudan’s political landscape is witnessing rapid developments led by the Armed Forces leadership, which is promoting a new political project aimed at reshaping the country’s next phase. According to political sources and experts, the initiative represents an attempt to redefine Sudan’s constitutional framework and power structure by relying on regional alliances while dismantling decision-making institutions established during the transitional period to oversee stability and peacebuilding.
In this context, a leaked official document issued by the Office of the Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, dated 20 Dhu al-Hijjah 1447 AH (corresponding to June 16, 2026), revealed a confidential and personal directive sent by Major General Tariq Saud Ahmed Hassoun, Director of the Chairman’s Office, to Dr. Suleiman Mohamed Al-Dabbilo, Chairman of the Peace Commission.
The document confirms that General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan personally instructed officials to immediately coordinate with the political adviser to draft the “Comprehensive Political and Strategic Vision for Sudan.” The project’s first pillar proposes governing the country through a military government consisting of a President of the Republic and a technocratic cabinet for a five-year transitional period, to be followed by general elections.The document further reveals a clear attempt by the military leadership to engineer Sudan’s internal political landscape. It calls for an inclusive “Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue”, while limiting participation to national forces “whose hands are not stained with the blood of the people.”
