Nile Governor salutes the struggle of the people of Wadhamad to defend the homeland and honor
Dr. Muhammad Al-Badawi Abdul Majid Abu Qarun, Governor of Nile, expressed his appreciation to the citizen and man of Budhamid administrative unit in Al-Matma locality. This happened during his meeting in his office in Al-Damir. a delegation of leaders and symbols of the Budhamid unit led by Sheikh Mubarak Ali Jadallah, in the presence and participation of Dr. Amal Ahmed Majzoub, Minister of Health of the State.
The governor added that Wadhamid is one of the historical regions that has a heritage and has given a lot to the nation and the state and their drive to protect the land and honor, stressing that the demands presented by the leaders of the region are considered fundamental. rights, particularly with regard to health, education and energy services. The governor directed the state Ministry of Health to work to supplement the needs of Wadhamed Hospital especially in terms of health personnel and accreditation of Dr. Abdul Ghani. son of the region, as director of the hospital. The governor also directed the region's solar energy supply and ordered the local municipality to resolve the communications problem. He announced his visit to the region in the near future, accompanied by ministers. of the state government, to monitor on the ground the conditions of the region and the problems, concerns and issues of the citizens.
For their part, the leaders and symbols of Wadhamed affirmed their full support for the armed forces as they ensure the protection of the homeland, the land and its honor, and their availability through armed popular resistance to s engage in the defense of the homeland, welcoming the interaction. of the Governor and his keenness to resolve all the issues that worry the residents and citizens of the region, particularly in terms of health services and Wadhamed Hospital as the only hospital in the region that provides services to a wide range of citizens and regions. up to the state borders with Khartoum State, and it now hosts a large number of expatriates in the state.
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