On World Standards Day… Director General: Standards continue to deliver their message despite war and we will be the cornerstone of building modern Sudan
The world celebrates International Standards Day, which the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and all its members around the world celebrate every year on October 14, as well as Sudan, due to its membership in the Sudan Standards Organization. standardization.
And the standards of this global organization are considered an active and active member in all its programs and activities.
The International Organization for Standardization in its message to the world on this occasion said:
Sustainable development aimed at remedying social imbalances
Developing a sustainable economy and slowing the rate of climate change are very ambitious goals. Therefore, achieving this requires the cooperation of many partners
The public and private sectors, employing all available means, including…
International standards and conformity assessment.
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The organization confirmed that the entire standardization system is based on the principle of cooperation, which shows that it is…
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From this perspective, the organization said: “We have always celebrated World Standards Day every year to highlight the role played by international standards in achieving development goals.”
Sustainable development. Therefore, we will stand united to accelerate the achievement of the 2030 Agenda through specification of the Sustainable Development Goals and our shared vision of a better world.
Furthermore, the Director General of the Sudan Standards and Metrology Organization, Rahba Saeed Abdullah, said: “We celebrate with the world this important occasion, which comes as our country is going through a difficult stage due to the war in course and its devastating effects. .”
However, for infrastructure and technical standardization in Sudan, despite these misfortunes
The specification process is achieving its objectives. Instead, we are now preparing for the post-war stage of planning and strategic change to keep pace with the demands of building modern Sudan and the role of specifications in achieving sustainable development.
Recalling that the specifications constitute the cornerstone of construction and reconstruction
The Director General of the Sudan Standards and Metrology Organization highlighted their continued work and unity with internal and external partners to accelerate the United Nations 2030 plan, developing normative specifications in order to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and working together to build a modern Sudan.
