Kamel Idris calls the spark of “Government of Hope”: a new era for a moving homeland – the largest of DHI – ✍️ Dr Mohamed Tabidi
At a time when the homeland was narrowed, and the wounds increased in depth and widening, Professor Kamel Idris, Prime Minister of Sudan, the transition of Sudan, appeared in a discreet discourse, combining the spirit of the state and the conscience of the nation, pulling the footsteps of loyalty, carrying in its hand the hope, and in its heart the era of loyalty.
The speech was not passing, neither the promise of mist, but rather a card of salvation, the document of an alliance and a charter of sincerity, his words were woven with the sons of wisdom, and his meanings were watered with a certain experience, and his sentences died of the eloquence of the declaration.
Five ailments … and five wasted … on the body of the fatherland
Prov Idris mentioned her speech with a precise diagnosis of the fatherland’s medicine, specifying five basic reasons that led to the collapse, as if the injury was diagnosed to prescribe the drug:
1. Lack of efficiency in employment: when the criterion of “the right man was absent in the right place”, the chaos replaced the system and the incompetent offered the ranks of leadership, the positions were transformed into a booty and the tasks in tribulations.
2. The weakness of the administration and the absence of rational leadership: the state has become like a ship without two captains, its waves of chaos and the claws of the division are ravaged.
3. The lack of balanced development, ignoring justice in the distribution of wealth and power: the resources were stationed, the regions were marginalized and the country has transformed into mosaics of injustice and congestion.
4. Corruption of its types and forms: administrative and financial, political and moral corruption, infiltrating like poison in the body of the state, spoiled its intentions and wasted its energies.
5. Rejection of the other and disruption of the culture of coexistence: because of sectarianism, partisanry, the tribe, regional and religious, until the social fabric is torn and the national components are precipitated.
The government of hope: the new charter … and the glorious vision
And because the diagnosis is only finished with the drug, Idris has announced the birth of the civil government of hope, a government which does not believe in hollow slogans, but which is rather on a scientific approach, is managed by professional leadership and is governed by a living conscience.
His logo: Hope
Its mission: to obtain security, stability and good life for all of Sudan without discrimination or preference.
See him: that Sudan will reach the ranks of developed countries, adhering to values:
Honesty, who does not know of twist
Confidence, which preserves rights and preserves lives
Justice, which increases injustice and supports balance
Transparency, which illuminates the corridors of the decision
Tolerance, which restores the meat after the diaspora
Leadership that lights up the mind and adorns creation
Idris underlined that the government of hope will be managed in an administrative direction of an adult, who combines science, experience, creation and chivalry, and depends on a tight strategic plan, with precise measurement and control standards, which guarantees the transition of the culture of justification to the culture of change, and the program of study of procrastination in the era of the implementation.
Between asceticism and production … and technocrats without belonging
The government of hope, as Idris wanted, will mix asceticism in itself, and vigor in the service of others, so it does not waste promises and does not justify negligence, but rather that well-being is not given as wishes, but rather extracted with honesty and action.
In its structure, an elite group of national technocrats, which are not close loyalty, represent the voice of the silent majority and stand at a distance from everyone, from their slogan: “The law above the party, and the homeland is above all.”
Idris said, raising her voice in the tone of determination and hope: “We are not promised by miracles, but we rather promise responsibility, and we will not say what we do, but we will do before saying, we will reside in the rule of law, and we are up to human beings, and we will establish the pillars of peace, and we will return to the house and the human dignity.”
Thus, the new trip of Sudan to the ship of hope begins, led by a single man, who believes that speech is a confidence, the decision is a responsibility, and that whoever believes God and believes his people, the days even believed him if they travel.
In conclusion:
Idris said at the end of her speech:
“We will not say to people what we do not do, and we will not raise a slogan unless we adhere to its importance. It is a government that does not decorate the words, but which rather intends and works with honesty … The government of hope is a new era, there is no room for corruption, and there is no room for injustice, and there is no voice, except for the call of the country. “
Thus, a new page begins in the history of Sudan, led by a man who considers himself a servant, not a sovereign, and in his people a partner, not a dependent person, and in the fatherland, a confidence, not a mess.
I will write to the homeland until my last breath
