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[00:00:00] The Ministry of Education and Guidance collaborated with
[00:00:04] the Sudanese Society for Documenting Knowledge and Dar
[00:00:07] Al-Musawwarat for Publishing. The exhibition served as
[00:00:11] a cultural window that combined
[00:00:14] knowledge and creativity, as it included
[00:00:17] diverse sections
[00:00:19] The reputation of the army's son that featured book fairs
[00:00:22] and fine arts and drawing for children, in
[00:00:26] addition to folklore and heritage corners
[00:00:29] in a scene
[00:00:32] today, that reflected the richness of the Sudanese cultural heritage and the importance of preserving
[00:00:36] it and introducing it to new
[00:00:38] generations. Professor
[00:00:42] Haidar Abdel Rahim, Director of the Culture and Information Sector,
[00:00:45] affirmed that holding this exhibition represents
[00:00:48] the beginning of the return of cultural and literary activity in the White
[00:00:52] Nile State, indicating that
[00:00:55] cultural programs will not be limited to the city
[00:00:58] of Kosti, but will include all localities
[00:01:02] of the state during the coming period
[00:01:04] team. Goodbye. with the aim of revitalizing cultural activity and providing
[00:01:08] an opportunity
[00:01:09] its people is not for creators to showcase
[00:01:11] their works. Under the slogan "Kosti Reads
[00:01:15] and Innovates," the Book, Fine Arts,
[00:01:19] and Heritage Exhibition was launched in the city of Kosti at the National
[00:01:22] Theater, and perhaps this is the first exhibition in the city of Kosti,
[00:01:28] that may not White Nile State, after the years of war that lasted for three years, and through
[00:01:31] this exhibition, we want to say that the country is safe, and the White
[00:01:35] Nile State is a safe state, and the audience, even
[00:01:39] the audience in the state, in the city of Kosti,
[00:01:42] is a discerning audience and an educated audience.
[00:01:46] Through the exhibition, we felt that this audience has
[00:01:50] a great desire for reading and knowledge. This
[00:01:53] exhibition attracted a qualitative audience from
[00:01:56] all categories from all of the White Nile. We,
[00:02:01] and the media, will work to sustain these
[00:02:04] exhibitions to include all localities
[00:02:07] of the White Nile states, God willing, in the coming periods. We will move to
[00:02:11] other localities, Rabak locality, and Al-Duwaim locality, and even
[00:02:15] Tandelti and Al-Gutaina. Through
[00:02:18] this meeting, we thank all those who contributed with us to this
[00:02:22] exhibition, perhaps the Sudanese Society for Documenting Knowledge
[00:02:25] at Imam Al-Mahdi University and Dar Al-Musawwarat for Publishing.
[00:02:31] And the Artists Union in the state, who presented a beautiful work from
[00:02:34] this exhibition. We thank everyone
[00:02:37] and we thank
[00:02:40] the civilization of this Sudan TV for this initiative. Thank
[00:02:43] you very much. The exhibition activities were not
[00:02:47] limited to displaying books and artistic works, but
[00:02:50] And certainly, contentment is an were accompanied by diverse cultural programs that included
[00:02:58] is the problem from, so we know it directly to the "Wise Words" segment with musical nights, theatrical performances, and cultural seminars that attracted an audience from different
[00:03:01] categories and contributed to creating a cultural
[00:03:04] and social movement that reflects
[00:03:07] the place of culture in enhancing awareness and building
[00:03:10] society. Professor Ahmed
[00:03:14] Madawi, one of the exhibition visitors, expressed
[00:03:17] his happiness at the return of such events,
[00:03:20] affirming that the exhibition revived the cultural
[00:03:24] scene in the state and provided
[00:03:27] an opportunity to meet creators and learn about
[00:03:31] intellectual and artistic production,
[00:03:35] calling for the continuation of these initiatives
[00:03:37] and their expansion. This is my third time
[00:03:41] at the Book, Fine Arts
[00:03:44] and Heritage Exhibition, and this is one of the things that people
[00:03:49] a knife to your throat. I am one of lost during the war, and even before the war, there were no organized exhibitions.
[00:03:52] Now the exhibition
[00:03:55] is almost complete. There are some
[00:03:58] books, some fine arts,
[00:04:01] and artists have displayed their paintings. We need to show our things
[00:04:05] to people so that people can appreciate them, and this is
[00:04:09] a credit to the Department of Culture for
[00:04:11] holding exhibitions for us, but we also want the exhibition not to be
[00:04:16] the evacuation of the wounded from temporary, but we need to
[00:04:18] develop our awareness. God willing, they will hold an
[00:04:21] exhibition for us every 15 days, or make it a monthly exhibition. We need
[00:04:25] to educate people, meaning
[00:04:28] at least they should know
[00:04:31] As they came here to the exhibition's tools, skills,
[00:04:34] writing style, and presentation style. We also
[00:04:37] have youth who need to learn about social media. This
[00:04:40] youth needs to learn about books and their value and the people who
[00:04:44] write them. Thank you to the Department of Culture for the good
[00:04:47] work. We hope for a series of
[00:04:51] exhibitions. Thank you very much. At the conclusion of the Book
[00:04:55] Fair, several personalities
[00:04:58] and entities that contributed to the success of the exhibition
[00:05:02] were honored in appreciation of their efforts
[00:05:07] a continent of in supporting culture
[00:05:33] Culture will remain a bridge for communication
[00:05:37] and a cradle for creativity and a fundamental
[00:05:41] pillar in the advancement of societies.
[00:06:03] To be armed with knowledge and science, one must read. Therefore,
[00:06:07] the Book, Fine Arts,
[00:06:10] and Heritage Exhibition was one of these.
[00:06:13] From White Nile State, the city of Kosti, Naglaa Adam Salouleh
[00:06:16] and Wedad Rahmatullah.
[00:07:33] Good morning to our dear colleagues Naglaa Adam
[00:07:37] Salouleh and Wedad Rahmatullah Al-Awad for this live presence in
[00:07:41] White Nile State and for conveying all that is new and useful
[00:07:44] to our dear followers. And of course,
[00:07:46] with knowledge and science, nations
[00:07:50] rise and civilizations are built. God willing,
[00:07:53] beautiful Sudan. We continue with you, dear viewers, in these
[00:07:57] mornings, mornings of contentment
[00:07:59] and satisfaction.
[00:08:03] inexhaustible treasure. We will go
[00:08:06] the beautiful Naira Ismail.
[00:08:09] Let's watch.
[00:08:18] My sisters and daughters, peace be upon you. Today
[00:08:21] is an elegant day for wise words. I came to you with very important words. You
[00:08:25] have contentment,
[00:08:27] and contentment is the most important thing. For example,
[00:08:31] I, Naira, who is in front of you,
[00:08:34] you see this simplicity? I am sitting on a "diringil." The "diringil"
[00:08:37] is the "angarib," it is the bed, it is the place
[00:08:41] I am sitting on. I advise you and tell you,
[00:08:44] beware of saying that so-and-so
[00:08:48] has this and that and that, and that I,
[00:08:51] myself, also want to change and be better. And
[00:08:54] to develop and get things, there's no problem. Develop and change, it's good.
[00:08:57] Get things and organize your house. But don't be envious
[00:09:01] and start complaining to your husband about so-and-so getting a new
[00:09:04] wardrobe and getting I don't know what
[00:09:07] else, and getting chairs and getting this and that, and that I, myself,
[00:09:11] want to get like her. This kind of talk is wrong.
[00:09:14] Be a content person. The most important thing for you is
[00:09:18] simplicity. Simplicity and cleanliness. I have
[00:09:21] two "angaribs," and I swept my place clean, and I sprayed and put
[00:09:25] my things, and this is my home, and this is my place is clean, and I myself am clean
[00:09:29] in my soul, and the smell of my place is good. Anyone who comes to me
[00:09:32] talks about it. But if you are ambitious
[00:09:35] and look at those who have things, God in His book
[00:09:38] differentiated between people. What does that mean?
[00:09:41] He made us like this. Differences.
[00:09:44] Some people have and some don't. And He said, "We made you nations
[00:09:48] and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you."
[00:09:51] What does that mean? He did not measure you like this: "You have a building, and you have
[00:09:55] what, and your house is beautiful, and your house is shabby." In the end, we all
[00:09:59] have one destination and one home, which is the grave, and we go
[00:10:02] in a shroud. So be a content woman,
[00:10:06] and be satisfied with what you have, and be satisfied with simplicity, and my thing,
[00:10:10] your thing that you have, is distinguished. If you have
[00:10:13] one old dress, wash it and iron it
[00:10:16] and wear it. By God,
[00:10:19] by God, by the book, you will walk and sit among women with your simplicity,
[00:10:23] and by God, you will be considered the best one, the one you see and want to be like.
[00:10:27] So listen to my words in these wise words and remember
[00:10:30] contentment, because the proverb says, "Contentment
[00:10:33] is a treasure that never perishes." Did you understand my words? I'll meet
[00:10:37] you tomorrow in wise
[00:10:38] words.
[00:10:46] Thank you to the beautiful and distinguished Naira Ismail for
[00:10:49] this distinguished social
[00:10:52] series. And certainly, the words of the elders are the words that
[00:10:55] go directly to the heart. Dear viewers, with
[00:10:59] wise words, we have reached the conclusion and end of this episode
[00:11:02] of Sudan Morning, in which we moved between many
[00:11:06] stations and segments that varied between
[00:11:10] service, social, and cultural, as well as
[00:11:13] the Armed Forces' holidays and their arrangements and preparations
[00:11:17] through the various committees. They were also present with us throughout this episode
[00:11:21] of Sudan Morning until we meet you, until we meet you in
[00:11:25] wider spaces and in the embrace of a homeland that accommodates everyone. My greetings and the working
[00:14:30] Ready in terms of training, ready from the direction, from the direction.
[00:14:56] the armored vehicles, God willing, we will reach them there.
[00:15:29] Not one homeland but
[00:15:32] civilizations. Not a history
[00:15:35] to be told, but a heritage
[00:15:38] that still pulsates with life. Here is Sudan, where
[00:15:41] civilizations embrace and the earth throbs with the memory
[00:15:45] of history, and every spot
[00:15:48] tells a story of glory. A journey
[00:15:51] through authentic customs and traditions and renewed
[00:15:54] cultures, and a heritage of tribes that have formed over
[00:15:58] time a unique tableau of diversity
[00:16:01] and beauty. And from the splendor of historical landmarks and immortal
[00:16:05] antiquities to Sudanese life
[00:16:10] from the north to the south, and from the east
[00:16:13] to the west, languages and dialects, arts
[00:16:16] and songs, folk dances, traditional
[00:16:20] costumes, and authentic customs, all
[00:16:24] weave the unifying identity of Sudan and confirm
[00:16:27] that diversity is the secret of its strength and beauty. The Cultural
[00:16:31] Republic of Sudan: The identity of a nation, the story
[00:16:35] of a people, and the heritage of a civilization.
[00:16:40] Coming soon to Sudan TV.
[00:17:00] We move to the archive of pain.
[00:17:03] We display images be bearable.
[00:17:07] Listen to testimonies made by fire
[00:17:10] and blood, because documentation
[00:17:14] is not a luxury, but
[00:17:16] a weapon in the face of oblivion,
[00:17:19] and a living
[00:17:23] witness to what should not
[00:17:26] be repeated. We
[00:17:29] are
[00:17:34] determined.
[00:17:41] The wounded and injured of the militia
[00:17:44] are grumbling with bodies exhausted by pain
[00:17:48] and hearts burdened by the feeling
[00:17:51] of betrayal. They await a compassionate
[00:17:55] glance from a leadership that abandoned
[00:17:57] them after it
[00:17:59] drained them.
[00:18:04] These wounded people, they can't find complete treatment.
[00:18:08] We are currently present. We defended the homeland
[00:18:12] with our blood, at sea, with our money.
[00:18:15] The wounded people are seeking
[00:18:18] one thing, you won't find it. I don't know what's wrong. People are listening.
[00:18:22] I've been here for a whole week and I haven't found
[00:18:26] anything they haven't brought me anything.
[00:18:30] I don't know what the problem is, is it Mohamed Hamdan or where
[00:18:35] from the committee in charge of this work. Oh Mohamed Hamdan, my message
[00:18:39] to you is that for this work to proceed, you either change the people or make
[00:18:43] things clear for them so that our work can proceed. We are fighting
[00:18:46] for the homeland. We are fighting for everything.
[00:18:50] Our blood, by God, by God,
[00:18:53] we are spilling it, and it means nothing to us, nothing at all. But
[00:18:57] the wounded are not getting the treatment they
[00:19:00] need. Where is our right? Now people are organizing
[00:19:04] a campaign for you. This campaign, the right of this campaign, if, for example, you brought
[00:19:07] these wounded people for treatment, what is stopping
[00:19:11] it?
[00:19:14] Every five minutes, strange groups and strange
[00:19:17] people come to us, and they weren't here, meaning they would
[00:19:21] tell us, "Go into this room." You go into the room, and they tell you, "Take out the gold." They put
[00:19:26] the people who had a knife like that. Soldiers accustomed to oppressing citizens
[00:19:30] and robbing them, so the prayers
[00:19:34] of the oppressed followed them. And when they were exhausted by the wound,
[00:19:38] their leadership abandoned them to face pain
[00:19:41] and betrayal
[00:19:42] alone.
[00:19:46] The escalation of disputes within the Rapid Support Forces ranks
[00:19:49] due to racial discrimination in
[00:19:53] Fashir, Al-Khawi, and Binousa. Multiple field sources
[00:19:57] revealed an escalation of tensions
[00:20:00] and divisions within the ranks of the Rapid Support
[00:20:03] Forces following what was described as blatant racial
[00:20:08] and regional discrimination in the evacuation of the militia's
[00:20:11] wounded from the recent confrontation areas.
[00:20:14] Specialized hospitals there were prevented
[00:20:17] from providing treatment. The advisors went and said, "Brother, the cost
[00:20:21] is high. Your words are not good." They are reducing the treatment
[00:20:25] to make us go back. What are they going back to? They are going back to people for treatment
[00:20:28] properly. An operation costs 7 dollars. An operation costs 10
[00:20:32] dollars. They said this is too much. Meaning 7
[00:20:34] billion, they said it's too much.
[00:21:42] Here, the Sudanese Armed Forces
[00:21:45] embraced their wounded with loyalty.
[00:21:49] They were the comfort and refuge, treating
[00:21:52] the pain before the wounds, and proving
[00:21:55] that whoever fights for the homeland and
[00:21:59] abandoned.
[00:22:01] We.
[00:22:20] Present with you in this situation.
[00:22:22] We
[00:22:25] and they believe that all violations
[00:22:29] against our people and our country
[00:22:32] are documented and known, and their perpetrators
[00:22:35] will be held accountable without exception.
[00:22:38] For the homeland and the people are a red line,
[00:22:42] and we are committed to protecting them
[00:22:45] until the last individual of our forces, and from
[00:22:49] the left.
[00:24:20] And these are mechanisms, and this is a time
[00:24:22] for agriculture.
[00:24:29] The Sudanese woman
[00:24:31] is capable of production and productivity, of increasing production
[00:24:35] and productivity, and self-sufficiency.
[00:24:48] We, God willing, will contribute significantly.
[00:26:21] is spreading. Hey, hey, hey, hey,
[00:26:25] hey, hey.
[00:26:28] Hey.
[00:27:32] A full company
[00:27:36] is ready. A full battalion is ready. A full company
[00:27:40] is ready. Our battalion, people, you have
[00:27:44] your night.
[00:27:51] Hey, and the army's night is the dream
[00:27:53] of the boots.
[00:27:57] Matters are settled, so train
[00:28:01] him. Prepare him, train him. Strengthen him.
[00:28:05] Prepare him, prepare him, strengthen him, train him more. Or teach
[00:28:09] him the boots. Train him.
[00:28:12] Pull him.
[00:28:18] Raise him, prepare him, prepare him, strengthen him,
[00:28:21] destroy him. All
[00:28:23] for Ahmed's pardon from
[00:28:27] your parents, all of them.
[00:28:30] And your right hand, the pardon.
[00:29:11] My homeland,
[00:29:14] my homeland.
[00:29:20] I swear by my love for you that we strive
[00:29:23] for your good, diligently.
[00:29:27] Diligently.
[00:29:33] And we brave the fires of hardship if
[00:29:36] you call, enduring.
[00:29:40] Enduring.