Lieutenant General Amir Abdel Moneim Police, the Khartoum I loved is no more ✍️ Muhammad Othman Al-Radi
Police Lieutenant General Amir Abdel Moneim has assumed the duties of the Khartoum State Police Department, succeeding Lieutenant General Ibrahim Shamin, who assumed the duties of Director of Administrative Affairs at the head of the police force in the administrative capital, Port Sudan.
The director of the Khartoum State Police, Lieutenant General Amir Abdel Moneim, had previously sat on the throne of Khartoum State. He was then the director of the Khartoum State Traffic Police before the outbreak of the war. During his reign, the traffic tower was founded. was laid and work actually began, but the war did not last long.
Through my interaction and interaction with Lieutenant General Amir, I discovered in him many leadership qualities, including an uncanny endurance, in addition to his pleasure in serving people, even if it was at the expense of his health and personal time, in addition to his superior ability to devise solutions to problems and crises.
He took office and Khartoum was no longer the Khartoum he had lived in, loved and dedicated himself to serving. He knew its entrances and exits when he wore white khaki and stood early in the morning at intersections to ease traffic. traffic on a daily basis.
Your Excellency, Lieutenant General Amir Abdel Moneim, the police are now taking charge of the state of Khartoum. Fires have broken out on all sides and citizens have abandoned their homes under duress and are holding back tears of grief over their loss.
Khartoum was no longer Khartoum when I was sitting next to you in your office in Al-Muqrin and you were receiving hordes of citizens requesting services in road transactions, including vehicle registration and issuance of driving licenses.
Could you please tell me, His Excellency Lieutenant General Amir, how the State of Khartoum received you after this long absence, and did it convey to you its pain and sadness, and did it receive you dressed in black, out of sadness for what happened?
Please tell me, Your Excellency, Lieutenant General Amir, what you saw and what you heard, and how you were received by the citizens of Omdurman and Karari, who found themselves trapped in a narrow geographical framework with limited movement.
Tell me, Your Excellency Lieutenant General Amir, are you still fond of swimming in Muqrin Al-Nilein and walking in the streets of Khartoum, which you knew and are familiar with?
Did you have the opportunity, Your Excellency Lieutenant General Amir, to visit your former residence in the Shambat residential complex overlooking the central vegetable and fruit market, where you were happy to buy vegetables and chat with the traders and bakers?
Tell me, Your Excellency, the team, about your friends and relatives whom you introduced to me, and we sipped cups of coffee and gathered around your delicious meal (qarasa with salt), which came to us from your blessed home and was prepared and supervised by your protected shrine, may God protect and preserve it.
Tell me about your friends, relatives and loved ones who came from all over the northern state to attend your son's wedding, and joy and joy were on their faces. I remember that commemorative photo he took next to you and your son. married. I ask God to protect him and grant him good offspring.
Your Excellency, Lieutenant General of Police Amir Abdel Moneim, Director of Khartoum State Police, God's destiny has willed us to live in these difficult conditions, but our belief in the Creator of the universe has not and will certainly not be disappointed. After hardships, there is ease. , and tomorrow the conditions will change and we will return to Khartoum in the best possible way if we have the rest of our lives until then. Please inform everyone I have met so far, and I ask you to convey your sincere greetings. Thank you to the Governor of Khartoum State, the focused man who was not intimidated by the noise of shells, bombs and bombs. May the Forum be well.
