Turkey, which has had decades long economic ties with Sudan, sent Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu to witness the signing of the power-sharing deal. During his visit, Cavusoglu emphasized that Ankara's support to Sudan will continue. Relations between the two countries have been growing since Erdogan's visit in 2017 which was the first by a Turkish president to Sudan. But as the country starts a new chapter, will past friendly relations continue? And can Turkey play a mediating role between the competing parties in Sudan?

Guests

Joseph Ochieno

Commentator on African Affairs

Eylem Eyrice Tepeciklioglu

Author and Researcher