The head of Sudan’s governing council met with King Salman in Saudi Arabia as protests against military rule continued in Sudan.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, the head of Sudan’s Transitional Governance Council met with senior Saudi officials to review bilateral relations and Red Sea security.
King Salman bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia hosted Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, chairman of Sudan’s Transitional Governing Council, on Monday night.
Abdel Fattah al-Burhan also met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss various aspects of Sudan-Saudi relations, ways to expand them, and Saudi cooperation in investing in Sudan.
Coordination and cooperation to ensure the security of the Red Sea and cooperation in the military field and exchange of experiences were other issues discussed in these meetings.
Al-Burhan praised Saudi Arabia for its important role in supporting Sudan’s transitional government.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, while emphasizing the continuation of this support, said that the Saudi Investment Fund is ready to increase investment in Sudan.
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Thousands of Sudanese demonstrators marched on the Khartoum presidential palace on Monday in protest of the military rule.
Protesters marched on the presidential palace chanting revolutionary slogans, chanting slogans against the military rule and calling for the overthrow of the military government.
Protesters also set fire to tires on main roads.
Security forces fired tear gas and sound bombs to disperse protesters just a kilometer away from the presidential palace.
Since the military coup in Sudan, the revolutionary movement has continued, with Sudanese protesters protesting against military rule by holding various rallies.
The UN initiative for the integration of Sudanese groups has not progressed either, and it is affecting the dire economic situation and the lives of the people day by day.
In this regard, on Sunday, the Sudanese Ministry of Finance increased the price of petroleum products.