The Federal Sudan Liberation Forces Alliance announced on September 21, 2026, that the National Construction Movement has joined its ranks. This move comes after over six months of talks and consultations between the two groups. According to leaders from both sides, the decision aims to unify political forces and organizations supporting a broader project of change in Sudan. This development is seen as a significant step towards strengthening the alliance and promoting political change in the country.
Tigani Al-Tahir Karshoum, head of the Federal Sudan Liberation Forces Alliance, emphasized that the National Construction Movement's accession represents a unification of political movements and organizations pursuing an agenda of change. He stated that bringing together forces committed to political change will strengthen the project, particularly at the current stage of the conflict. Karshoum also highlighted the alliance's goals, including establishing a Sudanese state where all citizens enjoy equal rights and responsibilities.
The alliance seeks to establish a federal system that gives citizens greater authority over the management of their own affairs. Karshoum added that efforts to unify revolutionary forces have contributed to the formation of the Founding Sudan Alliance. He described this project as one built on sacrifice, struggle, and collective action to achieve the objectives of political change. The alliance aims to address the root causes of Sudan's crisis and establish a state with equal access to healthcare, education, and other development services.
Hani Bakri, representing the National Construction Movement, explained that the decision to join the alliance was based on similarities in their objectives and principles. He cited the alliance's membership in the Founding Sudan Alliance and its commitment to political pluralism, diversity, freedom, dialogue, participation, openness to criticism, and accountability. Bakri reaffirmed the movement's commitment to pursuing peace and working to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people.
The National Construction Movement's accession to the Federal Sudan Liberation Forces Alliance marks the culmination of over six months of dialogue and negotiations. Dr. Suad Qadim stated that during this period, the two sides discussed their visions, objectives, programs, and mechanisms for cooperation. She emphasized that the movement has now become part of the alliance's political journey and a partner in its national project.
This development is expected to expand and strengthen political and organizational cooperation between the two groups. The alliance aims to shape Sudan's future through joint action. The National Construction Movement's joining of the alliance is seen as a significant step towards promoting peace and addressing the effects of racism, exclusion, and corruption in Sudan.
The Federal Sudan Liberation Forces Alliance and the National Construction Movement are committed to working together to achieve their objectives. The alliance's goals include establishing a just and comprehensive peace, addressing the root causes of Sudan's crisis, and promoting equal access to development services. The two groups will continue to work together to shape Sudan's future and promote political change in the country.
Key points
- The National Construction Movement joins the Federal Sudan Liberation Forces Alliance to promote political change and unification in Sudan.
- The alliance aims to establish a federal system with equal rights and responsibilities for all citizens.
- The move is expected to strengthen political and organizational cooperation between the two groups.
