Mubarak Al-Fadil… shame on you, you did well!! – Chemins – ✍️ Mahfouz Abdine See More
Mubarak Al-Fadil is a Sudanese politician who has lived through several political eras and held ministerial and constitutional eras, the last of which was assistant to the President of the Republic under the era of Omar Al-Bashir.
Mubarak Al-Fadil continued to monitor the political situation in Sudan after the end of the Al-Bashir regime, and he gives his opinion on some issues because he has political experience and appreciates international and regional relations. From this point of view, some people are eager to do so. Read Mubarak Al-Fadil's statements or tweets, hoping to find an objective analysis or comprehensive answers to some of the questions that concern many of those who follow Mubarak Al-Fadil's statements and tweets. the tweets are in their entirety “Yafliq” and “Laydawi”. This may subject his political experience to “consideration”, as well as his claim to wisdom and clairvoyance.
The last thing that Mr. Mubarak Al-Fadil may have said is that he criticized the head of the government delegation, Energy Minister Bashir Abu Nammu, for going to Jeddah to review the agenda of the Geneva negotiations proposed by America to end the war in Sudan. Mubarak Al-Fadil criticized these statements by the head of the government delegation on his private page on Facebook, before saying that everyone should hear the government's opinion on this matter. He said that he was supposed to come back and consult with the leadership to issue an official statement from the government explaining its position on the proposals of the Geneva negotiations. Many people responded to this point because originally the consultations between the government and the delegation did not stop until this opinion crystallized on his page before issuing an official statement.
And Mubarak Al-Fadil, who is ashamed of this behavior, did something much bigger than that, more heinous and more shameful, and it was when he was assistant to the President of the Republic at the time of Omar Al-Bashir, while he was in a constitutional position and his office was in the Presidential Palace. He organized a visit to America without the knowledge of the Presidency of the Republic, violating all the values that govern the position and sovereignty of the country, the wall, and when they tried to dissuade him from this visit, he preferred to go to America, and the normal procedure was to relieve him of his position, and (this was the case) and the second procedure was to hold him accountable, and I do not know whether it was (this was the case) or not.
There is certainly no comparison between what Abonmu did and what Mubarak Al-Fadil criticized him for, and what the assistant to the President of the Republic, Mubarak Al-Fadil, did and what the law, protocol and the rule of law criticized him for.
Don't deviate from morality and do something similar, shame on you if you do.
But Mubarak Al-Fadil did not bring anything comparable. He brought something greater than himself… shame on him, great shame on him.
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