The protectors of the seeds … Sudanese scientists on a legendary rescue mission of the heart of the war ..! – #other dimension – ✍️ Musab birr
“From a civil friend to the Arctic Ice … The history of hope, science and constancy to protect the agricultural heritage of Sudan for future generations after the war.” A precious article received from the Secretary General of the National Council of Pesticides, the virtuous engineering engineer giving Ahlam Hassan in response to my article on the inspiration of the destruction of the vertical garden at the siege, tells the story of hope which questions the miser, accompanied by an article published by the magazine of the Middle East to Soundanis under the showers to the Term The city of Wad Madani at the Arctic, so you must have shared this unique legendary gift.
At the heart of the Sudanese tragedy, which has been burning since April 2023, an exceptional humanitarian and agricultural history appeared with Sudanese scientists who have behaved to save the country’s agricultural heritage from being lost. At a time when conspirators were busy controlling cities and code in search of democracy, a small group worked silently to save more than 17,000 rare and important seed samples for food security in Sudan and the region.
The class chapters began with the fall of the city of Wad Madani – which was a safe refuge for the displaced – in the hands of the rapid support militia in December 2023. In the middle of chaos and looting, scientists launched a distress call to protect Sudanese agricultural corn, millet, millet, millet, millet, sesame and wheat. Bank director Ali Zakaria Babiker, said bitterly: “We did not expect to attack a civil friend, but we had to move quickly before the loss of wealth of generations.”
The bank team fled to Al -Byad, where the bank is located, and it began to plan an unprecedented rescue mission. Scientists have realized that the new installation could also be an upcoming objective, and they installed a solar energy system to ensure the continuous cooling of the samples, then equipped an emergency charge of more than 2,000 samples to be sent to the World Seed Svy CD in the Arctic. This cellar, which was built to be a “insurance policy” for the world agricultural heritage, maintains the seeds at temperatures up to 18 degrees below zero inside an impenetrable mountain.
The seed course was risky; The traditional paths were under the control of the rapid support militia, and the roads are dangerous. The team was forced to send the seeds secretly in hidden boxes in a commercial truck, and the sending took alternative roads for more than ten days until it reached the Sudan port. There, unexpectedly, Sudan Post – despite the war – resumed the sending to Norway with the support of the Global “Crupt Trust” Foundation. The sending to Sweden succeeded in examining and indexing before his arrival on February 25, 2025 in Svles, accompanied by expeditions of 19 other genetic banks.
The expedition contained varieties of the oldest crops than the Nile Valley, including beautiful corn and pearls, is two food security pillars in Sudan and Africa because of their resistance to drought. Sudanese scientists have managed to ensure agricultural heritage for thousands of years despite bombing and destruction, giving Sudan and the world the opportunity to relaunch this heritage in the future.
But when the team returned to Wad Madani in January 2025, the scene was tragic: beautiful refrigerators, devastating devices and torn seed bags. However, hope remained alive thanks to repeated copies in Svles. Today, with the support of the organization of food and agriculture (FAO) and the culture fund, efforts to rebuild the bank and its database continue, despite power outages and the rarity of resources.
This story is not only a scientific process; It is a lesson in persistence and moral responsibility. Sudanese scientists have proven that the protection of agricultural heritage is a national and humanitarian action that goes beyond politics and war, and that knowledge and will can triumph over ruin. With their efforts, they recorded a “legendary tender” which preserves Sudan for its environmental memory and gives future generations of hope to restore the cycle of agriculture and life.
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The main thing, what these Sudanese scholars have done is not simply to save the seeds, but rather to save the spirit of the fatherland itself. They have proven that the destruction environment can generate hope, and that will and science are stronger than the bullets of war. Finally, this exceptional story is not a page of passage in the history of Sudan, but a torch which inspires all the Sudanese and Sudanese which reproduce. Let us transport this legendary gift to the collective energy which has rehabilitated what was destroyed by war, and we prove to the world that Sudan – with the spirit of its children and their heart – is able to go back stronger and more brilliant … and we continue if there is ink in the rest of all -powerful God.
He doesn’t have it without God
God is enough for us and yes, the agent
Oh my God, do not throw us with our sins that are not afraid of you, and are not mercy of us, oh mockery
