Guterres' Frustration – A Whale's Spine – ✍️ Yasser Muhammad Mahmoud Al-Bishr
*Portuguese António Guterres is the eighth Secretary-General of the United Nations. He succeeded Korean Ban Ki-moon and assumed the post of Secretary-General of the United Nations in 2017. He was re-elected for a second term ending on 2017. December 30, 2026. The next Secretary-General is expected to come from the African continent, according to the ranking of continents, and it can be said that the first and last Secretary-General of the United Nations from Africa is Ghanaian Kofi Annan. One of the conditions of selection for the post of Secretary-General of the United Nations is that the candidate for this post must hold a constitutional office in his home country. Guterres has served as Prime Minister in his home country since 1997. to 2005, according to the readings, there are promises that a Sudanese personality will assume this post at its next session, representing the African continent*.
*And not to go too far, last Wednesday, 18/09/2024, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, expressed his extreme frustration with the leadership of the two warring parties in Sudan and told reporters: “I feel very frustrated, very frustrated that the current situation in Sudan gives both parties the feeling… They can do whatever they want and nothing will happen to them, and this is the situation of impunity that we unfortunately see in other parts of the world. We are concerned about the deaths and destruction that are taking place in Gaza, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Libya. We see that there is an evolution in Guterres’ interaction with what is happening in Sudan and he is moving away from the expression of concern to the stage of feeling frustration, which is an advanced stage of interaction with humanitarian issues*.
*It can be said that the response of the United Nations to what is happening in Sudan is very weak, because this international organization has resisted, with all its enormous capabilities, to provide relief to civilians affected by the war in Sudan in the Darfur region and in the states of Greater Kordofan, White Nile and Khartoum. In this case, the United Nations becomes a satisfied spectator by examining the packaged reports on the humanitarian situation in Sudan, taking into account that Sudan is a member of the United Nations and its government pays its contributions to this system. The United Nations must be aware of its role towards the people affected by the war in Sudan and the refugees in neighboring countries. This is a right and not a privilege as long as the Sudanese government enjoys its membership in the United Nations*. .
* Praise be to Guterres who felt frustrated with what is happening in Sudan and left the station to express his concern. This frustration represents the height of human interaction at the top of the UN hierarchy. It is in Guterres' interest that the situation be resolved. Sudan remains as it is and the League of Nations remains simply a witness to the genocide, rape and pillage that is taking place in Sudan, knowing that the Sudanese problem is at the bottom of the list of concerns of the United Nations and the International Security Council, especially after the United Nations has had its say and defined what is happening in Sudan as an internal matter that does not affect international peace and security, and it is a call to continue the fighting between the components of the Sudanese people (die at your convenience). Until Sudan loses a large part of its forces and population in this war planned outside its borders, which uses Sudan as a theater and holocaust*.
Half a fork
*The suffering of the people will be nothing more than a historical line in the minutes of the United Nations General Assembly, and this page will be turned in silence, and the loser of this battle will remain Sudan and its people.*
A quarter of a fork
*Guterres' frustration is the highest degree of sympathy for the Sudanese people (I liked Margot)*.
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