The military takeover ended a partnership with the FFC following the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir and plunged the country into political and economic turmoil.
The coalition and military began talks with international backing in recent weeks, and General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan this week confirmed that the military had presented its notes on a draft constitution.
In Wednesday’s statement, the coalition said it had reached “understandings” with the military based on their discussions. A high-level military source said understandings had been reached but that there remained some pending issues.
Deal with the military
The statement said the coalition would seek to sign a framework agreement with the military and other political forces “that would form a constitutional basis for a civilian democratic transitional authority”.
Before signing a final agreement, the group said broader discussions would be held on four main issues: transitional justice, security sector reform, revision of the Juba peace agreement, and the dismantling of the Bashir regime.
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These issues have been cited by members of the coalition and analysts as key sources of tension between the military and civilians that culminated in the coup.
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