Towards a unified and powerful Sudan … post -war challenges and class unity as a safety valve – something for the house
In the light of accelerated developments on the Sudanese scene and the declarations of the president of the Council of Sovereignty of Transition, the commander -in -chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant -General Abdel Fattah Al -Burhan, the battle of “dignity and pride” manifests itself as a historical separation which attracts the characteristic of the future. While military operations continue to eliminate the “terrorist militia Duqlu”, Al -Burhan confirms that the battle continues and will only stop by achieving this objective, stressing that the armed forces and the general intelligence service are the “Sudan security valve”. This confirmation, which occurred during the graduation ceremony of the rehabilitation session n ° (21), security and intelligence, is not only a military permit, but rather a roadmap for an articulated scene which requires a profound conscience of the challenges to come, and a firm belief in the capacity of the class unity to overcome it.
The discourse of evidence includes a clear vision of the post-war phase, a no less important construction phase than the fighting stage. At a time when the country witnesses great sacrifices of the sons of the armed forces and the general intelligence service, which have made “seals of martyrs for the good of the fatherland”, the reflection should be concentrated on a future in which the effects of this devastating war are overcome. Here, a set of main challenges that Sudan should face the post-war stadium:
Firstly: humanitarian and social challenges: war has left a large number of displaced and refugees, destroyed the basic infrastructure and created an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. The return of these people to their homes and the provision of basic shelters, food, health and education will be a huge task that requires coordinated national and international efforts. In addition, there is the greatest challenge to cure social and psychological wounds, overcoming the bitterness of the conflict and the reconstruction of the fabric of society which was tears due to the war and the violations committed by the “terrorist militia Al Daklu”. The restoration of confidence between the different components of society and the promotion of tolerance and peaceful coexistence will be a fundamental stone to build lasting peace.
Second: economic challenges: war has considerably destroyed the economic capacities of Sudan. Productive activities have been disrupted, investments have decreased and the living crisis has exacerbated. The reconstruction of the national economy and the realization of sustainable development require ambitious plans to attract investments, rehabilitate infrastructure, support the production sectors and provide job possibilities to young people. The treatment of external debt and the restoration of the confidence of international financial institutions will be decisive to start towards economic recovery.
Third: security challenges and reconstruction of institutions: despite the expected victory over terrorist militias, the challenges of controlling security and stabilization of stability will remain. Tension foci can appear here and there, and organized crime can spread. The restructuring and rehabilitation of the security forces, the promotion of the rule of law and the consolidation of the state authority over the entire Sudanese soil will be necessary. The completion of the roadmap and the completion of the responsibilities of the transition period, including the construction of strong and transparent state institutions, will be vital to ensure a smooth transition to the stage of political stability.
Fourth: the challenge of national conscience and overcome the divisions: the proof indicated the danger of “slogans that destroyed Sudan” and the importance of “distancing of tribalism, regionalism, party and political agenda”. This intellectual and social challenge is deep. Conspirators have long used tribal, regional divisions and parties to destabilize the country. The construction of a complete national conscience, which increases the unified Sudanese identity on all close affiliations, will be the key to overcome these challenges. This requires in -depth efforts to raise awareness and education, improve the values of citizenship and equality, and offering all Sudanese to participate in the construction of the future of their country.
Faced with these serious challenges, “the row unity” appears as a decisive element, but rather as a real security valve for the future of Sudan. Al -Burhan clearly stressed the importance of “class unity to build a strong Sudan and prepare for the post -war stadium”. It is not only a slogan, but rather a practical principle on which Sudan’s ability to recover and move forward.
Class unity can help overcome these challenges by strengthening national cohesion. When all political, social and military forces unify on a unified national vision, it is possible to overcome the divisions and the division that have long drained the country. The unity of the class means to fix the supreme interest of the fatherland above any part or personal interest, and to work with the mind of a team to deal with common challenges.
Mobilization and efforts of resources: The challenges facing Sudan after the war require huge resources and intense efforts. When lines unite, all energies, human and material resources can be mobilized more effectively. Government, civil society and the private sector can work alongside reconstruction and development objectives.
Consider confidence in state institutions: when citizens believe that their leaders and their institutions work at the heart of a man and for the benefit of the country, their confidence is strengthened in these institutions. This confidence is necessary to improve the rule of law, facilitate the implementation of plans and programs and guarantee that citizens participate in the construction of their future.
Faced with the remaining security challenges: even after the defeat of the main militias, there can be distinct security challenges. With class unity, security forces and citizens can work together to secure the country and prevent the return from tension or terrorism homes.
The success of the transition period: the completion of liabilities from the transition period, leading to the construction of a stable democratic state, requires a large national consensus. In class unity, political forces can overcome their differences, work to formulate a fair constitution, hold free and fair elections and establish the foundations of the domination of Rashid.
Attracting international support: when the international community believes that Sudanese are united about a clear vision of their future, they will be more willing to provide support and assistance in reconstruction and development efforts.
In conclusion, the battle of dignity, which Sudan fights today, led by the armed forces and the general intelligence service, is not only a military battle, but rather the beginning of a new stage which requires complete national vigilance. The conscience of the political and military direction of the importance of “preparing for the post-war stadium” and the need to “do not repeat what happened and not to drive behind the slogans who destroyed Sudan” is a positive indication. The construction of a strong and unified Sudan after this devastating war depends mainly on the capacity of all the components of the Sudanese people to unite their ranks, to reject tribalism, regionalism and the agenda of narrow supporters, and to work with pure patriotism for the future of future generations. “The war will end with a strong and unified Sudan”, and this promise will only be made with a unity of a row in which the voice of the fatherland is mainly.
