Ruling party in Sudan reached an agreement with Mahdi al-Mubarak party

The ruling National Congress party in Sudan reached an agreement with the Ummah party, the wing of reforms and renovation led by Mubarak al-Fadel al-Mahdi over the position of members of the party in the government.

The agreement states the return back of 25 members of the party who occupied constitutional posts to resume their works back. It was also agreed to deal with the consequences of the decision to remove Mubarak al-Mahdi. A decision which was taken in the last days by the Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.

A source at the Sudanese republic presidency said that al-Bashir removed his second assistance Mubarak al-Mahdi but gave no mention to the reasons.

Meantime, the Sudanese news agency said that Mubarak al-Mahdi "started to violate the establishments" disclosing not the nature of such a dealing. The agency added that this decision came to urge respect and cling to the establishments and pursuing official channels in making contacts.

Worthy mentioning that Mubarak al-Mahdi had returned back with a group of Ummah party officials to Sudan from exile and accepted ministerial positions including the ministry of information and international cooperation.