Atbara: The Official Spokesman’s Platform
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, said that what the rebel militia did is a stab in the side of the Sudanese people, stressing that the Armed Forces will confront the project of swallowing up the Sudanese state with steadfastness, the unity of the regular agencies, and the cohesion of the Sudanese people.
This came during a media briefing to review the performance of the Nile River Government in Artillery Department Hall in Atbara, in the presence of the State Governor, Mohamed Al-Badawi Abdel Majid, the Security Committee, the state government, and civil service leaders.
Al-Burhan revealed the deficient vision of the rebel militia that views the Sudanese state after April 19 as a prey, to achieve personal ambitions, stressing the end of the war, whether peacefully or by war, in a way that preserves the freedom and dignity of the Sudanese people and guarantees their security and stability.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces praised the roles that the government of the state continued to play in supporting and assisting the Armed Forces, noting the support for the people of the state and its hosting of those affected by the war conditions.
Al-Burhan called for maximizing the state’s resources by attracting investors, stressing the need to fulfill the state’s share of mining revenues.
Al-Burhan directed that schools and universities be opened in safe areas and accommodate those affected by the war.
Al-Burhan called for addressing the problems of the Al-Makabrab Agricultural Project to achieve the desired benefit.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces revealed consultations to operate Zadi One Projects to achieve food security in the state.
Al-Burhan said that the doors are open to all who wish to join the army to gain the honor of defending the dignity of the Sudanese nation, stressing that the army is not a vehicle for a party or ideology, but rather a national institution that belongs to the Sudanese people.
For his part, Professor Mohamed Al-Badawi Abdel-Majid, Governor of the Nile River State, praised the sacrifices of the Armed Forces in the Battle of Karama (Battle of dignity), praising the efforts of the people of the state to support the armed forces.
The Governor provided additional brief on the performance of the state government, in which a number of his government ministers participated, addressing aspects of the state’s conditions during the war, the challenges of floods and rain, supporting expatriates, economic mobility, and the situation of the agricultural season.
