March 3, 2025, NAIROBI, KENYA – Sudan marked another significant milestone with the signing of the Transitional Constitution by political and civil leaders. Held shortly after the adoption of the Sudan Founding Charter, the event further strengthened the country’s path toward peace, governance, and national unity.
The constitution establishes a federal, secular framework for governance, dividing the country into multiple administrative regions and ensuring equitable participation of citizens in decision-making. It envisions a unified national army, protection of fundamental rights, and clear guidance for the transitional period leading to democratic elections.
The signing reflects a shared commitment by Sudanese leaders to uphold democratic principles, promote social justice, and foster national cohesion. This milestone reinforces confidence among citizens and international partners that Sudan is moving decisively toward a future defined by peace, stability, and inclusive development.
