Kamel Idris Al -Tayeb – today, Saturday, the constitutional oath was a new head of the Council of Ministers before the Sudanese Speaker Abdel Fattah Al -Burhan, who issued a constitutional decree appointing him on May 19.
The Sudanese News Agency (Sona) reported that Idris performed the department in the presence of the Secretary -General of the Sovereign Council, Lieutenant General Mohamed Al -Ghali Ali Youssef, and the head of the judiciary in the Red Sea state (east) representing the head of the judiciary.
Edris is a doctorate in international law from the Higher Institute for International Studies at the University of Geneva in Switzerland, and a former presidential candidate in 2010.
Before the appointment of Idris, God’s Hajj Youssef (Sudan’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia) held the position under the name of the Minister of Cabinet Affairs and the Prime Minister.
Several years ago, Sudanese ministries were managed by chargers and others who were appointed during the period of civil and military partnerships that started in 2021.
The new Prime Minister faces major challenges, most notably the management of the political and economic crisis, rebuilding state institutions, and achieving stability, in light of the ongoing war between the Sudanese army and the rapid support forces.
Since mid -April 2023, the two parties have been fighting more than 20,000 dead, and about 15 million displaced and refugees, according to the United Nations and the local authorities, while a search for American universities estimated the number of deaths by about 130,000.
