Sudan’s new ministers take oath

The newly-appointed ministers in Sudan’s new government on Thursday took the constitutional oath before President Omar al-Bashir.

“We are convinced that this group can lead the country at this phase and bring it out of its crises,” said Mr al-Bashir.

Mohamed Fatma, the Minerals Minister, expressed hope that the new government would overcome the challenges facing the country. Under the decree, six ministers have kept their posts in the new government, including Minister of the Presidency, Fadul Abdalla and Minister of the Council of Ministers, Ahmed Omer;

Two ministers in the previous government have shifted to new ministries, including former Information Minister Bushara Aro, who is now interior minister, and former Minister of Federal Government Bureau, Hamid Mumtaz, is now trade minister.

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