The transitional military government in Sudan in 1985 and the circumstances of its formation

Abstract

The Sudanese people belong to ancient origins that created a lack of harmony in the social structure and the consequent multiplicity of languages, dialects, cultures, and before that religions, in addition to the tribal affiliation that still exists strongly in most parts of Sudan, in addition to the spread of the phenomenon of religious sectarianism.
And by virtue of its geographical position, being surrounded by eight African countries that live in dictatorial regimes far from the democracy that Sudan built, these countries felt great embarrassment in front of Sudanese democracy, which created a hostile environment on the part of neighboring governments, especially since the Sudanese people are the only ones in the third world who practiced democracy before To gain its independence in 1956, as it witnessed more than one democratic uprising that was looking for someone to protect it in order to prevent the failure of its national goals for which it was established.