faction now he has strongholds in blue nile and south kordofan regions and there's also have been what has become of no who's based in france but has armed groups in central darfur he is also yet to start negotiating with the government so while this peace deal is the final peace deal that is being signed between the sudanese revolutionary front groups and the sudanese liberation movement led by me now we there are other groups that are yet to sign a final peace deal with the government so this peace deal is not exactly comprehensive members of the armed groups and the transitional government government however say that this paves the way for development and economic stability. political stability of sudan and that they will work hard to make it become a reality rather than just a piece of paper and that they would need support from regional and international partners to make it become a reality and just briefly about how is the deal going to be implemented. within the next month we are expected to we're expecting to see members of those coalition of this with the news revolution from

also grants more power to local governments and autonomy to the southern states of blue nile and south kordofan. or he will morgans following developments for us live from khartoum this seems an all encompassing deal but it does seem as though there are 2 or 3 groups which are not part of those just talk us through what the situation is. yes indeed rob while this signing ceremony today that is happening in the south sudanese capital juba includes various armed groups and the sudanese revolution front coalition there are 2 major groups that are not signatories to this deal we have the sudan's liberation sudan people's liberation movement led by abbott has these and hello who has strongholds in the southern states of south kordofan and blue nile state now he has signed a declaration of principle with the transitional government last month this paves way for negotiations for the start of negotiations between the spear lemon drops and as he said hello and the transitional government but the dates for that are yet to be set now he has made many major demands that has already been and compas in that

people's liberation movement led by abbott as these who have strongholds in the southern states of south kordofan and blue nile state now he has signed a declaration of principle with the transitional government last month this paves way for negotiations for the start of negotiations between the as he said hello and the transitional government but the dates for that are yet to be set to now he has made many major demands that has already been and composed in that declination of principles one of them being separating states state affairs from religious affairs saying that the country should be secular and that they should have the right to self-determination or referendum if you like the other group is the sudan's liberation movement led by abdullah had mohammad noor who is currently in france but has strongholds in the central darfur region now he has described the negotiations of this deal that is currently being signed and the process as similar to the previous process is civil and similar to previous deals that have been signed between the previous government that was overthrown in 2019 april

areas of conflict like south kordofan and land from the sudanese capital in foxholes they've been trying to reach areas where people apple affected by the conflict where people have been affected by the economic situation as well laura we've spoken to people who are on the ground in refugee camps in displacement camps and they say that most of them rely on coming from the will who were going to be able to survive some of them i think that the reason is that if he gets in compared to the beginning. conflicts in areas such as the corpse has reduced because it has left because the at the idea is that the conflict in those areas have also reduced but they see that the reason why there are a lot of the reason why they're able to be able to continue on with their lives even in the states think is because of that they're receiving so obviously the world food program has played a role in terms of helping those who've been displaced by conflict and by climate change as well as by sudan's economic crisis now and that doesn't mean that it's easy for the world food program to be able to access those

migration there are thousands of sudanese refugees that fled from the war torn regions of daraa for south kordofan and blue nile and went to israel during the days of war many of them are still refugees there or in other african countries where israel has been paying to hold those refugees there that. will come up in discussions on what their fate would be and how soon they can return to sudan let's not forget that perhaps prior to the signature of this deal between them people coming back from israel was sanctioned and could be put in jail it looks like this is something that they will be discussing and trying to bring those people back thank you have a morgan with that context an update from khartoum we will round out the hour with our senior political analyst mowen bashara. this was i suspect always going to happen at some point we would heard the talk of which other countries would join the list of arab nations normalizing their ties with israel. what does it really mean for well let's start with israel where it certainly means being in a better position occupying the post than you. being a nu

been killed and 2000000 forced from their homes the deal gives more autonomy to blue nile and south kordofan states it also gives rebel groups 3 seats on sudan's sovereign council and a quarter of the seats in the transitional government's executive council but not all armed groups have signed up. human rights groups say they're increasingly concerned at the number of civilians in northern mozambique who've been beaten tortured and beheaded for the past 3 years government forces have been battling armed groups who want to create an islamic state in delgado province and both sides are accused of targeting civilians in their battle for control nowhere reports so. we're calling him to protect his identity he says he was on his way to the market in northern mozambique with a military police stopped him and beat him. labor filmed it on a mobile phone government security forces are fighting armed groups in taba they'll gado province. moose is one of a growing number of civilians who complain of uses by police and soldiers and. one of them called me hey come here he had a gun on me he asked me abou

grants more power to local governments and self autonomy to the southern states of blue nile and south kordofan the resources of the states will be shared between the local and federal government it also paves way for the formation of a transitional legislative assembly mark you do with them or none of you have anyone on this historic day we reiterate that we will not go back to war and we will not stray from the path of peace and we reiterate that we will implement all that has been agreed upon in terms of security and national and political issues this deal will support the president of government and give it spirit to help this country in this transition. the deal restarts the dems 39 months transitional period towards democratic rule and it stipulates the integration of forces of the armed groups into sudan's army but some armed groups are yet to sign the peace deal . sudan's transitional government and the armed groups say the deal paves the way for economic and political stability of not just the country but the region and sudan's leaders say there is the will to make the deal work he wil

grants more power to local governments and self autonomy to the southern states of blue nile and south kordofan the resources of the states will be shared between the local and federal government it's also players week for the formation of a transitional legislative assembly mark you do not have them or none of you have anyone on this historic day we reiterate that we will not go back to war and we will not stray from the path of peace and reiterate that we will implement all that has been agreed upon in terms of security and national and political issues this deal will support the transitional government and give it spirit to help this country in this transition to the deal restart sudan's 39 month transitional period towards democratic rule and it stipulates the integration of forces of the armed groups into sudan's army but some armed groups are yet to sign the peace deal sudan's transitional government and the armed groups say the deal paves the way for economic and political stability of not just the country but the region and sudan's leaders say there is the will to make the deal work he

organization to reach conflict areas in the southern parts of the country such as blue nile state and south kordofan state it's also played a role in bringing the prime minister of the country dr abdullah and the head of the sudan people's liberation movement north abdulaziz in meetings that has resulted last month to the signing of the declaration of principles that will pave way for the negotiations of peace now doubly of he says that they're trying to make sure that humanitarian access and humanitarian supplies are delivered to those affected areas of conflict this is of course also true in other countries such as neighboring south sudan where again floods have affected the ability to reach those who have been affected by the floods and in need of humanitarian aid doubly if he has said that it has pre-positioned most of its supplies but that conflict is also posing challenges on monday just last monday the deadly of we have a convoy that was attacked with one but one of the aid workers presumed presumably killed and several others injured and missing so obviously there are challenges in terms of

people's liberation movement led by abbott as these 2 who have strongholds in the southern states of south kordofan and blue nile state now he has signed a declaration of principle with the transitional government last month this paves way for negotiations for the start of negotiations between the under of that as he said hello and the transitional government but the dates for that are yet to be set now he has made many major demands that has already been and compas in that declination of principles one of them being separating states state affairs from religious affairs saying that the country should be secular and that they should have the right to self-determination or referendum if you like the other group is the sudan's liberation movement led by. who is currently in france but has strongholds in the central darfur region now he has described the negotiations of this deal that is currently being signed and the process as similar to the previous process as civil and similar to previous deals that have been signed between the previous government that was overthrown in 2019 in april 29th team and