蘇丹的政治重建 the political rebuilding of Sudan

【縛雞之見】
The Statement of the US Department of State shows how a legitimate and political process to restore the democracy of Sudan.
The transitional government with the name of the “Civilian Led Transitional Government (CLTG)” is an executive branch for the Sudanese transition to democracy. The political reform is set from 2019 to 2024, or more precisely the 39-month-long transition period, after the April 2019 Sudanese coup d'état.
Two main parties agreed a "Political Agreement on establishing the structures and institutions of the transitional period between the Transitional Military Council and the Declaration of Freedom and Change Forces," with the witnesses of the African Union, the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, the United Nations, the European Union, the League of the Arab States, and the United States of America on 17 July 2019.
It has been repeal soon.
The two parties soon concluded an interim constitution: “Draft Constitutional Charter for the 2019 Transitional Period,” with the CLTG is a part.

U.S. Supports Sudan’s Civilian-led Transition, Condemns Attempted Seizure of Power    DoS 20210921

The United States condemns the failed attempt by rogue military and civilian actors to seize power from Sudan’s Civilian Led Transitional Government (CLTG).  The United States continues to support the CLTG in its pursuit of a democratic transition for Sudan.  We urge the CLTG to hold all those involved accountable through a fair legal process.  Anti-democratic actions such as those of September 21 in Khartoum undermine the call of the Sudanese people for freedom and justice and place international support for Sudan, including the bilateral relationship with the United States, at risk.  We condemn any external interference that seeks to sow disinformation and undermine the will of Sudan’s people.  Along with a wide range of other international actors, the United States is mobilizing substantial assistance to help Sudan achieve the country’s economic and security goals.  We will advance this support as Sudan makes continued progress in its ongoing transition, including the establishment of a legislative assembly, reform of the security sector under civilian leadership, and justice and accountability for past human rights abuses.