Sudan’s ousted Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok says his dissolved government could pave way to a solution in the country after the coup.
The information ministry that is still loyal to the prime minister said he spoke during a meeting with ambassadors at his home, BBC News reports.
Mr Hamdok whose cabinet was dissolved after a coup on 25 October, is still under house arrest.
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The international community has been calling for the military to relinquish power.