Nyala, November 11 (Darfur24)
The prime minister of the Sudanese Founding Alliance (TASIS), Mohamed Hassan Al-Ta’aishi, has established a central committee to oversee the transfer of responsibilities and assets from dissolved civil administrations in states under the control of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
The move follows a decision by the president of the Presidential Council to dissolve the civil administrations and their affiliated structures.
Under Resolution No. 44 of 2026, the committee will be chaired by the Minister of Decentralised Governance. Its members include the Minister of Labour and Human Resources, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Cabinet Affairs, who will serve as rapporteur, and undersecretaries from the ministries of Finance and Decentralised Governance.
The committee will also include representatives from the ministries of Justice and Planning and Urban Development, the National Audit Office, the RSF, the Security and Intelligence Service, the Public Prosecution, the Federal Police and the Civil Service.
Its mandate includes supervising the handover process, reviewing inventories of administrative and financial assets, examining legal documents and official records, and ensuring their transfer to the relevant authorities.
The committee will also review outstanding financial and administrative obligations, including contracts, financial commitments, entrusted assets and receivables, and submit recommendations on how they should be handled.
The resolution authorises the committee to seek assistance from relevant experts and establish technical and subcommittees to carry out its work.
It is also required to submit periodic reports to the prime minister on the progress of the handover process and provide recommendations to ensure an orderly transfer of responsibilities, safeguard government assets and records, and maintain continuity in public administration.
Earlier, the president of the Presidential Council of TASIS issued Presidential Decree No. 19 of 2026, cancelling the 2024 Civil Administrations Document and dissolving civil administrations, constituent councils and their affiliated structures in states under RSF control.
The transitional government said the decision would help complete governance institutions in line with the 2025 Transitional Constitution and replace wartime administrative arrangements with more structured governance.
The National Umma Party welcomed the move, calling for the completion of executive and administrative institutions and the adoption of laws governing decentralised administration and the allocation of resources.
