Presidential Council
The Presidential Council is the supreme executive authority of the Republic of Sudan during the transitional period established under the Nairobi Transitional Charter of 2025. It represents the collective leadership of the state and reflects Sudan’s political, regional, and social diversity, bringing together figures from armed movements, civil society, democratic forces, and regional representatives.
The Council was created to lead Sudan through its historic transformation following decades of conflict, authoritarian rule, and fragmentation. By uniting diverse stakeholders, it serves as both a symbol of national reconciliation and a functional executive body guiding Sudan’s transition to peace, democracy, and federal governance.
Composition of the Council
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo
President
Abdelaziz Adam al-Hilu
Vice-President
Mohammed Hassan al-Taishi
Prime Minister
Core Functions
Set the overall direction of Sudan’s political transition, ensuring full implementation of the Nairobi Transitional Charter.
Protect Sudan’s independence, territorial integrity, and national cohesion during a fragile period.
Provide oversight and coordination across national ministries, regional councils, and state institutions.
Act as the collective head of state in engagements with the African Union, IGAD, the United Nations, and the wider international community, securing recognition, solidarity, and support for Sudan’s transition.
