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In the South Sudan, in December 2013, President Silva Kiir, his former MP Machar, was accused of planning a coup d'etat against him
. "Minister Dardiri Ahmed reportedly said:" He It was agreed that there would be four vice presidents: In addition to Riek Machar, who will be the first vice president then the fourth to be awarded to an opposition woman, according to AFP.
Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs following Kampala meeting to end more than four years of civil war In South Sudan, Kiir and Mashaar accepted the proposal, but will discuss new details in the talks. negotiations in Khartoum and Kenya in the coming days.
The latest agreement is part of intense diplomatic efforts to end the war in South Sudan. Millions of people have been displaced from their homes for five years.
A similar power-sharing agreement was held in 2015 that led to the re-appointment of the vice president, but collapsed two years after the bloody battles that drove Mashaar to flee. exile. Kiir and Machar have signed a ceasefire agreement
Saturday's long talks were hosted by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni in the presence of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and opposition representatives .
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The war began in southern Sudan In December 2013, when President Silva Kiir accused his former MP Machar of plotting a coup against him
the Minister of Defense, Dardiri Ahmed, quoted by AFP, said: "It was agreed that there would be four vice presidents: Who will be the first vice president, then the fourth to be named" The Sudanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, after the Kampala meeting aimed at ending more than four years of civil war in southern Sudan, said Kiir and Mashaar had accepted the proposal, but further details would be discussed. During negotiations in Khartoum and Kenya in the coming days
The latest agreement is part of intensive diplomatic efforts to end the war in southern Sudan that has killed tens of thousands of people and forced millions to flee their homes for five years. On the division of power in 2015 led to the renewal of the vice president [6] In June, Kiir and Machar signed a ceasefire agreement that was established Friday in Khartoum, where the parties reached an agreement to withdraw troops from urban areas.
Al-Taweelah was greeted by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni in the presence of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir as well as representatives of the opposition
