Content_paragraphs:  Negotiations and consultations were held on the formation of an expanded 
  
  transitional Government incorporating the signatories of the Juba Agreement. On 
  
  4 February 2021, the Sovereign Council issued a constitutional decree expanding its 
  
  membership to 14 members through the addition of three signatories to the 
  
  Agreement: Chair of the Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) and head of the 
  
  SLA/TC faction, El Hadi Idris; head of the SPLM-N Malik Agar faction, Malik Agar; 
  
  and leader of the Sudan Liberation Force Alliance, Al-Taher Abu Bakr Hagar. 
  
  Prominent women’s groups continued to campaign for the equal and meaningful 
  
  representation of women in the transitional legislative and executive branches. That 
  
  would be in accordance with earlier commitments made by the transitional 
  
  Government and other signatories to the Juba Agreement to improve gender equality 
  
  and women’s empowerment, as well as relevant provisions in the Constitutional 
  
  Document, including for women to represent a minimum of 40 per cent of the 
  
  Transitional Legislative Council. Women’s rights activists from the All Our Rights 
  
  campaign submitted to FFC, SRF and the office of the Prime Minister a list of 
  
  proposed female candidates for ministerial posts. On 19 January, in a meeting with a 
  
  delegation from the All Our Rights campaign, the Prime Minister of the Sudan, 
  
  Abdalla Hamdok, recognized the critical role that women had played in the revolution 
  
  and reiterated the transitional Government’s support for their inclusion in the political 
  
  and public life of the Sudan.