We are all an army… A Sphere conference on the role of young people in the battle for dignity
The {We are all an army} group on WhatsApp organized a symposium on the *Role of youth in the Battle of Karama*. The symposium was opened by the group's supervisor, Ali Shams al-Falah, who stressed that young people play a vital role. supporting the Sudanese armed forces during the Battle of Karama. This role appears across several aspects of the fight and the members of the group raised awareness and discussed the discussion in a great spirit of patriotism and total impartiality, and the deliberations resulted in overall results agreed by the group. participants, who are they?
1- Volunteering in the ranks of the armed forces. Young people represent the driving force in the ranks of the army, as they directly participate in military operations aimed at protecting the country and defending national sovereignty. They provided examples of guerrilla operations and rose through the ranks. , and boosted the morale of all the groups fighting on the ground.
2- Logistical support: Young people help provide equipment and logistical support, whether through donations or by working on the rear lines to secure equipment, food and medical aid for soldiers.
3- Media and awareness. Young people are using social media and media outlets to raise awareness about the importance of supporting the armed forces and their role in maintaining the security and stability of the country. They also helped shift public opinion toward support for the war effort. .
4- Community initiatives: Young people organize community initiatives aimed at helping those affected by war, whether by collecting donations or providing psychological and social support to soldiers' families and affected communities, as well as helping to evacuate people from the lines of fire. .
5- Innovation and technology: Young people exploit their skills in technology and innovation to develop new solutions that help strengthen the effectiveness of the armed forces, such as improving communication or providing innovative medical solutions to help the injured .
6- Create hospices in neighborhoods and supervise food distribution.
7- They worked to send patients to safe towns such as Shendi, Atbara and others for treatment, and they rented houses in these towns for their families who could not afford rental accommodation . They allocated separate houses for women and others for men. and they agreed to pay their rent monthly.
8- Form a youth resistance army in its various military, cultural and economic forms which will be an essential element of any political practice in the future as a reserve to be called upon in case of need after the resistance has proven its effectiveness in the enemy's strike. and in the liberation process currently underway.
8- Achieve national unity and national dialogue between the different segments of youth, put an end to the existing state of political division and warn of the dangers of the enemy which exclude no one.
9- Consolidate the spirit of community solidarity after the war. Society must strengthen the spirit of solidarity and cooperation. Young people are working to organize community initiatives aimed at supporting affected groups and strengthening social cohesion among residents of liberated towns. cultural and sporting events aimed at uniting society and mitigating the psychological effects of war.
And finally?
Sudanese youth are an integral part of the national effort to support the armed forces, whether directly on the ground or through their multiple community roles.
