Thinking outside the box: Building an economic bloc and alliance among Sudan's neighboring countries ✍️ Professor: Fikri Kabbashi, Al-Amin Al-Arabi
I believe that one of the most important outcomes of this damn war is that it has clearly demonstrated the importance of cooperation and solidarity among Sudan's African neighbors, who are working hard to support the maintenance of security and stability among themselves, given the overlapping elements and causes of security among themselves, especially the countries of Chad, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Central Africa, Egypt, South Sudan and Niger, etc., and the importance of working in solidarity to create a high degree of stability, security and peaceful coexistence among the populations, because the collapse of the security complex in each of these countries is spreading like wildfire to other countries due to tribal interference… and the leaders of these countries should be aware of this in light of the acute and fierce international conflict. the resources and wealth that these countries have and the international ambitions to acquire wealth for free by all means without taking into consideration the suffering of the people of these countries, exploiting illiteracy, widespread ignorance, poverty and tribal and ethnic conflicts to create senseless wars, create chaos and weaken the central authorities.
That is why I suggest to the wise men of the neighboring countries of Sudan to work towards the creation of an economic bloc with the aim of investing these resources for the benefit of the peoples of these countries until the door is completely closed to international opportunism, and to start developing economic integration projects between the neighboring countries of Sudan, even if there is a need for international investment that can be realized. It is presented in international tenders and sorted by committees including national experts with great transparency. Thus, the seeds of research. the help of customers are covered and dishonest methods and the purchase of receivables are stopped.
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