August 31, 2025, NYALA, SOUTH DARFUR – On August 31, 2025, the day after its historic inauguration, the newly sworn-in Presidential Council convened its first official meeting in Nyala. Chaired by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the session was a critical step in operationalizing the new government.
The council’s inaugural agenda focused on developing a strategic roadmap to address Sudan’s most pressing challenges, including humanitarian needs, security, and economic stability. In a key decision, the council issued a constitutional decree officially appointing Mohamed Hassan al-Taishi as the new Prime Minister. Immediately following his appointment, al-Taishi was sworn into office, completing the formation of the transitional administration.
The productive first meeting signaled the government’s readiness to begin its work and its commitment to tackling vital issues, providing a clear path forward for a nation seeking to establish peace, stability, and a better quality of life for all its people.
The new government has been tasked with addressing a range of pressing challenges, from restoring security and stability to rebuilding infrastructure and reviving the economy. By placing a strong emphasis on regional representation and local empowerment, this new government aims to foster a unified nation where the voices and needs of every community are heard and integrated into the national governance structure.
This announcement marks a significant step toward decentralization, aiming to ensure that governance is more responsive to the diverse needs of Sudan’s regions. The government’s focus on regional empowerment is expected to contribute to long-term stability and development across the country.
