Social fabric in Sudan – a need for national and societal priority ✍️ Mr. Al -Jali Abdul Qadir Ahmed
Social fabric in Sudan represents the true depth of national unity, and this is the basis on which all efforts are based on development, peace and stability. This fabric was greatly affected by conflicts, regional differences and political and tribal conflicts that have established themselves between the components of Sudanese society, and weaken the bonds of trust and tolerance.
The process of upgrading this fabric begins not only with reconciliation, but also requires sincere recognition of errors, a real desire to overcome the past and to prevail in the interest of the country on close interests. We must instill in our societies the culture of dialogue and acceptance of the other, and to restore the consideration of authentic Sudanese values which have always gathered us: magnanimity, generosity, fraternity and good neighborhood.
The social fabric is not restored by speeches or decisions alone, but is rather built again with tolerance, openness, communication between people and the rebirth of common opportunities and activities that improve cooperation and rapprochement, not spacing.
Yes, we can later draw a clear and detailed implementation plan for this path, if serious desire and honest demand are found.
In conclusion, the restoration of lost confidence between the components of society is the greatest national action in which we can all participate, because societal peace is the basis of any permanent peace.
It is necessary to include at the heart of this effort the concept of “national education”, which constitutes the real fortress to preserve the cohesion of society. Citizenship is not inherited, but is taught and raised in souls from a young age. Consequently, we desperately need the presence of a ministry or an organization of stand concerned with national education and includes skills specialized in this area.
This great national role was appointed by the veteran * Ahmed Al -Majzoub *, the owner of the long and deep experience, and who has obtained a doctorate in this area, and is considered one of the most capable of those who can formulate a complete national approach which restores the citizenship of his true meaning in Sudan.
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