Whoever does not hear the pulse of the field … does not make stability in Sudan, Ida’al Idris – the greatest of Al -Dai – ✍️ Dr Mohamed Tabidi
Not all political consensus are based on hope and hope, nor all agreements between contradictory powers that cause stability … Unless this consensus is based on an in -depth understanding of the environment which is intended to reign, and the requirements of people who have been marginalized and silent for decades.
Political consensus in Sudan, in its critical situation, cannot be an agreement between civilians and the military, or an agreement managed in closed rooms. Rather, it is a national responsibility that must be built:
Anatomy of ecosystems fragmented by war,
Read the company’s pulse and its multiple composition,
– informed the suffering of the parties in front of the center,
Give priority to health, education and basic services,
– and recognition of the needs of real players on the field, not spectators of political platforms.
Among those who must have a clear pulse in the next government, who has taken up arms to defend the country in front of the Daklu al -mudhda militia, from:
Al -Mustafrin, jihadist battalions and popular resistance, joint forces, mujahideen, businessmen, private work, injured and families of martyrs … These are not only files on the shelves of ministries, but it is the manufacturers of the national moment that we are now living in the ministries.
A noble hadith
The Messenger of God ﷺ said:
“You are all a shepherd and you are all responsible for his herd.”
Every government does not listen to them and do not open the doors of active participation for them, will be blind to half the scene and will be undermined.
Al -Buruf, Kamal Idris, despite his honorable international biography and his usual competence, will not escape the Rift if he does not rely on a complete national program, in which he listens to the sound of the street, and the resistance forces and the local community are involved in the formulation of vision and policies.
The Sudanese environment is not a political void or an area of experimentation. It is rather a land that speaks in the language of sacrifice, and carries its soil, the blood of the martyrs, the wounded groans and the patience of mothers. Unless the political consensus of the requirements of Al -Jazeera, Darfour, Kordofan, Al -Sharq, Blue Nile and the affected capital is listened to, any government will be born dead, whatever its intentions.
The next government, if I want to succeed, must be established on a solid basis of environmental justice, societal equity and to honor redemption by representation, not on political compliments or international pressure and the interests of people.
Unless this consensus is listened to the vote of the land … The government will fall in front of the office of Kamel Idris.
I will write to the homeland until my last breath.
