The sovereignty of Sudan is not for sale … because improvised policies are a danger for the fatherland ✍️ Mr. Al -Jali Abdul Qadir Ahmed
The crises always reveal the minerals of the peoples, but they also expose the preparation of governments to deal with the complexities of internal and external reality, in particular in a country like Sudan fights today the battle of existence in the face of external ambitions and the malicious regional plans.
Confusion in the management of foreign policies is no secret that the foreign policy of any country is a reflection of its prestige and its location between nations, and unfortunately, what we see today is confusion in protocols and external positions weakens the image of Sudan and insults the sacrifices of his people.
The Prime Minister’s visit, Professor Kamel Idris, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in which he was to receive a faded protocol, was a clear insult, not for his person, but to the dignity of the Sudanese state. A country the size of Sudan makes sacrifices and protects the security of the region, which does not deserve to meet its Prime Minister as if it were only a visitor who passes without political weight. This humiliating scene must be a warning bell for the government system that international relations are neither at random nor fascinated, but by clubs, mutual respect and the establishment of national interests above considerations.
The return of Sudanese soldiers from Yemen. It is time to review our role in the conflicts of others. The participation of our soldiers in the Yemen war, in which we have neither camel nor camel, was a strategic error, in which we pushed the blood of our children without real return. We welcome their return, and we consider it a step in the right direction, but it must be the beginning of a new foreign policy which redefines priorities: the blood of Sudanese is more expensive than being lost in battles which do not concern us, and the weapon of our army must only be directed to protect our land and our borders, and not to install systems or services of Ax.
Sovereignty and self-development instead of the sympathy of investors. We repeat what we have said before: we do not reject cooperation, but the government cannot continue to plow behind foreign investors at a time when we have gold, eraser, livestock, wheat and, above all: national staff specializes in all the states of Sudan. These are real wealth. Instead of opening the doors to new settlers, let’s open the doors of our children to get into their homeland.
The need to lock the circle of the national economy if we really want to get out of the war tunnel towards the light of stability, so we must control our resources and direct them towards the construction of the interior. Smuggling should stop. Exports must be managed with strict policies that achieve the interest of the state, not merchants. And each dollar leaves Sudan, it must return to added value. It is the economic patriotism in which countries are built.
War is no excuse for chaos.
Sovereignty is not preserved by slogans, but rather with practical positions which respected the state internally and externally.
The government of hope must review its compass before it is too late.
Each Sudanese must realize that time to count on the outside is over and that the construction of this country has only done with our arms, our minds and our free will.
