Sudanese National Alliance (SNA) is a Sudanese political party. Formed in 1994 as a democratic, secular, non-regional party, the SNA was one of the four original members of theNational Democratic Alliance, the coalition of Northern groups and theSudan People's Liberation Movement in opposition to theal-Bashir government inKhartoum. From the beginning, former generalAbdel Aziz Khalid was the visible leader of the SNA, althoughAmir Babakr was the SNA chairman. During the 1990s, the Sudan Alliance Forces, the armed wing of the SNA, conducted a number of low-level military attacks against Sudanese forces inside the country. The Sudan Alliance Forces merged with theSudan People's Liberation Army in 2002. Subsequently, the SNA joined the political process in Khartoum. Khalid ran as the SNA candidate for president in theApril 2010 election and received 0.34 percent of the vote.[1]
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