References to change in the ministries of denomination between appearance and content ✍️ Hisham Mahmoud Suleiman
In Light of the Anticipation That Surrounds The Upcoming Ministerial Formation, Experedd Changes in the Names of A Number of Ministry Appear to Have Symbolic Dimensions that Deserve to be Stopped and Contemplated and in the Interior of the Possibility of A Transformation in the Political and Administrative Vision of the State, the Most Promine is to amend the name of the minister of education to become the minister of education and the curricula and it may not seem important to some, it is in reality, it is in explicit recognition that educational programs are not only administrative details educational and intellectual axes
This amendment restores the controversy that took place during a previous period when many changes were made in the content of the program and led by the director of the National Curriculum Center at the time.
Consequently, the inclusion of the word (programs) in the name of the ministry does not seem only a linguistic luxury, but rather reflects an attempt to consolidate the direct responsibility of the ministry for the knowledge and the value of the content that young people receive and put it before a challenge to build a method which takes into account Sudanese cultural confidentiality without closing the world of the world of the world
The expected changes also include the conversion of the Ministry of Labor to the Ministry of Labor and Immigration in a clear indication of the importance of organizing the affairs of Sudanese in the diaspora and of recognizing the role of immigration as a social and economic reality which cannot be ignored, but must be treated with official institutions capable of planning and
It is also expected that the name of the Ministry of Federal Governance turns to the Federal Ministry and Local Governments, which is a step which reflects a tendency to strengthen administrative decentralization and to extend the scope of local authorities within the framework of the reform of the system of government and the restoration of its structure in accordance with the challenges of development and service.
It should also create new ministries with names with deep indications such as: –
The Ministry of National Security indicates the need for a civil entity anxious to formulate a complete vision of security in a national strategic perspective
The Ministry of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, which is a symbolic integration between human dignity and its basic needs. This may indicate a desire to overcome the formal approach to human rights to a more complete human space
The long -awaited ministry of expatriates is an executive organization to deal with millions of Sudanese abroad who have been without real representation that reflects their economic, social and political weight for decades for decades
But will the fundamental question imposed on these changes be formal? Or does it reflect a real will to re-engineer the state and its institutions on new foundations?
Changing names alone is not enough unless it is part of a complete national project which restores consideration to general employment and promotes institutional performance and withdraws ministries from the state of inertia and repetition in the fields of creative action and professional planning
The construction of the State does not start from slogans or signs, but rather a sincere consciousness of the size of the challenges and a real desire to face them with open minds and a rational political will
Hope remains linked to a real start for a real repair, not just a painting on the old walls
