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"We are closely following the developments in Sudan," said Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement regarding the military coup in Sudan.
Stating that they are closely following the developments in Sudan, Foreign Ministry noted that they have comprehensive relations in the African continent and deep-rooted brotherly ties.
"The basic desire of the people of Sudan is the establishment of peace and stability in the country and the adoption of measures, which would enable overcoming the economic difficulties," the statement read.
Turkish Foreign Ministry underscored that they hope this transition process will be conducted peacefully, with a view to meeting the expectations of the Sudanese people and within the framework of constitutional democracy and national consensus.
Protecting the security and stability of Sudan is vital for the stability of the whole region the statement noted.
"As always, Turkiye will continue to stand by and support the brotherly people of Sudan to ensure Sudan's stability, welfare and security. (ILKHA)
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