▁Khartoum 2019 OnePress
A member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council in Sudan, Lieutenant General Ibrahim Jaber, chaired the meeting of the Supreme Committee to follow up the lawsuits filed by the Sudanese government before regional and international courts and bodies.
According to an official statement, the meeting discussed the developments of the legal files to which Sudan is a party, whether as a plaintiff or a defendant, as well as the review of mechanisms to manage issues related to the sovereign interests of the state.
The committee also discussed plans and measures aimed at enhancing the capacity of Sudanese institutions to deal with international legal issues efficiently, in a way that supports the protection of the country's rights and interests before judicial and regional forums.
The participants renewed their confidence in the Sudanese justice and legal institutions, praising the expertise of Sudanese legal cadres and lawyers in managing files of an international nature.
The Supreme Committee includes representatives of a number of State institutions, including the Ministries of Justice, Foreign Affairs, Interior and Finance, as well as the judiciary, the Public Prosecution and relevant government agencies.