A high-ranking Sudanese delegation is expected in Israel in the coming days, a political source in Tel Aviv has revealed.
The upcoming visit will follow that of Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen to Khartoum two weeks ago, during which he met his Sudanese counterpart as well as the head of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and other senior officials.
The Sudanese delegation will hold talks in Jerusalem on the draft peace agreement to advance bilateral relations.
The delegation will be headed by a Sudanese general who is also a minister.
During his visit to Khartoum, Cohen discussed the draft peace agreement between Israel and Sudan.
After his return, the minister said the deal should be signed this year after the transfer of power to a civilian government in Khartoum.
Sudan would thus become the fourth country to normalize relations with Israel under the Abraham Accords, after the UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco.
During his discussions, Cohen spoke of Israel's willingness to assist Sudan's development efforts in various areas, including security, food, water resources management, and agriculture.
Both sides are expected to hold intensive talks on the agreement so that it is ready by the time power is transferred to civilians in Khartoum.
