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[00:00:14] with Sudanese. MBC Shahid in and 72 years of
[00:00:16] to a new episode of "Pulse of the Nation", and this defending this nation and this
[00:00:22] one of the pillars of this
[00:00:24] family will watch MBC Shahid in
[00:00:25] the sixth of August
[00:01:10] you very much for this introduction and for this and smoke was in
[00:03:13] that football players can stand with
[00:10:34] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Dear viewers everywhere, peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be upon
[00:10:37] you. Welcome
[00:10:41] pulse comes to you daily from Saturday
[00:10:44] to Thursday. And this is our appointment with you this Thursday,
[00:10:50] 2026. A number of states
[00:10:53] will be visited and will be present with us on the screen of "Pulse
[00:10:57] of the Nation" in this program in which we visit a number of states
[00:11:00] to be a true pulse for this great and extended nation, Sudan.
[00:11:04] Greetings to all viewers and all followers. We are very pleased with your follow-up
[00:11:08] and viewing of "Pulse of the Nation".
[00:11:29] The battle was intense,
[00:11:32] the sky. The battle was
[00:11:36] fierce,
[00:11:41] our army, which faces fire and increases its coal.
[00:11:57] The fight succeeded.
[00:12:01] Your swords for the saliva
[00:12:05] In the argument, succeed.
[00:12:09] Your guests for the رجا
[00:12:11] are flying.
[00:12:14] You are firm, oh eagles of the forehead, standing firm,
[00:12:18] and the mountains are displaced. You are firm, oh eagles
[00:12:22] of the forehead, standing firm, and my son is displaced.
[00:12:26] From our army, which faces fire and increases its coal.
[00:12:42] Like a storm,
[00:12:44] it scatters.
[00:12:47] The forest creeping plants
[00:12:48] sway.
[00:12:51] And like a storm, it scatters.
[00:12:56] The forest creeping plants
[00:12:57] sway.
[00:13:00] Crocodiles for this Nile,
[00:13:03] buffaloes in the wide empty space, as
[00:13:07] in its current, the Nile
[00:13:09] buffaloes in the wide empty space. And from our
[00:13:13] army, which faces fire and increases its
[00:13:16] coal.
[00:13:58] and declared,
[00:14:00] "Burn your enemy, go,
[00:14:02] go!"
[00:14:05] The people called
[00:14:06] and declared,
[00:14:09] "Fight your enemy, go,
[00:14:11] go!"
[00:14:14] Burhan was pleased
[00:14:15] and happy.
[00:14:18] "Fight your enemy,
[00:14:20] go!"
[00:14:23] Our army in the battle
[00:14:26] for the glorious victory rejoices.
[00:14:29] Our army in the battle
[00:14:32] With the glorious victory, rejoice.
[00:14:35] Our army, which faces fire and brings its coal.
[00:14:51] The battle was fierce.
[00:15:19] Greetings to Nader, the author of these words, and greetings to the Madani twins,
[00:15:23] and Professor Sawsan, and Professor Ihtidan.
[00:15:25] And this was the material that expresses itself and expresses
[00:15:29] great efforts as it organizes Sudan
[00:15:32] National Television in all departments
[00:15:35] to celebrate.
[00:15:38] So it is like it and like the two Eids. That is, it is the third Eid for the Sudanese
[00:15:42] people. It is to celebrate the army's Eids, 72
[00:15:46] years, 72 years of steadfastness, and 72 years of bravery,
[00:15:52] Sudan. And in the coming days, God willing, the pulse of the nation
[00:15:55] and a number of programs will be what
[00:15:59] reflects the great national feeling. That is, the army's Eid is not an Eid
[00:16:03] for the army alone. It is an Eid for all of Sudan, and an Eid for every citizen, and an Eid for
[00:16:07] the citizen before it is an Eid for the army, because the citizen is the one who
[00:16:10] celebrates the army because the army defends the citizen and defends this
[00:16:14] country. The television organizes great
[00:16:17] efforts and large meetings for this celebration
[00:16:21] to befit the greatness of this Sudanese army and to befit
[00:16:24] the sacrifices and to befit this battle, the battle of dignity, in which
[00:16:27] the army is heading towards the great
[00:16:31] and final victory, God willing, after liberating a number of areas, and every
[00:16:35] day it marches towards a new area for the nation to be
[00:16:38] fully liberated for Sudan thanks to the armed forces
[00:16:41] and those who stand with and support them from the other
[00:16:44] forces. Thank
[00:16:48] beautiful enthusiasm.
[00:16:50] And we want to say that the celebration of the armed forces will not
[00:16:54] be only through the khaki, but everyone in their field, in their place,
[00:16:57] and in what concerns them and what they specialize in, they can
[00:17:01] present a celebration and express their love for this army
[00:17:05] and these valiant Sudanese armed forces. We will go,
[00:17:09] that is, to Gamiska Field, one of the sports tournaments, it is dedicated
[00:17:12] to the Army Day in Gamiska Field.
[00:17:16] great solidarity between the components of society in celebration
[00:17:20] بعيد الجيش ال
[00:17:21] Army Day.
[00:17:30] Current
[00:17:32] name is Lordumna.
[00:17:35] Her army, the army of joy.
[00:17:45] Thanks to the colleagues inside the studio. We greet you today
[00:17:49] from Gamiska Field. And within the framework
[00:17:51] of the Sudanese Armed Forces' celebration of the Army Day, the 72nd,
[00:17:55] a match for the Sudanese Armed Forces
[00:17:59] Cup is being held between the Sudanese Police and Dir'
[00:18:02] Sudan. I wish you good follow-up.
[00:18:04] Opening
[00:18:37] of the Al-Rawabi League matches,
[00:18:40] the Armed Forces League Cup
[00:18:44] Armed Forces Army Day, number
[00:18:48] 72, in all its different leagues in
[00:18:51] the seven localities inside Khartoum. And this
[00:18:55] is the inauguration day. God willing, it will be a good
[00:18:58] and helpful motivator for all
[00:19:01] sports events that will be held, God willing, on the sports day in the
[00:19:05] sports branch on the 13th.
[00:19:43] Dean Al-Zain Al-Siddiqah, Shield
[00:19:45] of Sudan.
[00:19:48] On behalf of the commander of the Shield of Sudan forces, we congratulate the Sudanese nation
[00:19:52] and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, First Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah
[00:19:55] al-Burhan, on Army Day. And
[00:19:58] for the first time, we are speaking and congratulating from the fields. The field
[00:20:01] has changed from a football field to battlefields. And we
[00:20:05] are used to our words always being from the fields.
[00:20:17] after liberation, and we will celebrate our last victory, God willing.
[00:20:44] I am very happy to attend this
[00:20:48] great festival. This sports festival
[00:20:52] that brought together all the people of Sudan in
[00:20:55] an important gathering, which is the 720th Eid
[00:20:58] of the People's Armed Forces. We have the honor,
[00:21:02] as joint forces, to participate for the first
[00:21:05] time. And the credit goes to those who, in fact,
[00:21:09] called for the joint forces to be part of
[00:21:11] this great national epic.
[00:21:15] Brother Major General Abdel
[00:21:17] Qadir,
[00:21:19] the moral guidance officer of the People's Armed Forces,
[00:21:22] and Brother First Lieutenant General Yasser Al-Atta, the Chief of
[00:21:26] Staff, who insisted that the joint forces must
[00:21:29] participate. Today, we say that Sudan's
[00:21:33] unity is truly an announcement
[00:21:36] and an admission that Sudan is uniting today, all
[00:21:40] its military components with its various
[00:21:43] military formations, the army and the joint forces
[00:21:46] with its known factions, the
[00:21:52] Liberation Gathering Force, the Transitional Council, who
[00:21:55] signed the Doha Agreement, and also all
[00:21:59] the forces from Al-Khishin and all the forces that supported the People's Armed
[00:22:03] Forces. Today, as we saw
[00:22:06] the commentator shed tears for the
[00:22:09] to cry, for the coming days will truly
[00:22:13] be filled with Sudan's glory, because we have
[00:22:16] decided to crush these agents and expel them from our
[00:22:20] glorious country. I am very happy to meet with Sudan Republic
[00:22:24] Television, which broadcasts events to us. We tell all
[00:22:28] supporters of the joint forces
[00:22:30] competition with our
[00:22:34] sports team. We have a football team that will also participate
[00:22:37] in this great celebration on Army Day.
[00:22:41] Greetings to the men who carried the nation's banner and wrote the meanings
[00:22:45] of sacrifice and redemption. This
[00:22:48] was the station from
[00:23:20] near, not far. History
[00:23:24] repeats
[00:23:25] itself.
[00:23:29] Our army, the bombs
[00:23:32] will destroy Sudan.
[00:23:36] Death is
[00:23:39] its Eid. An army, an army of joy.
[00:23:42] The groom.
[00:23:49] How beautiful is this blend between
[00:23:52] the military uniform, the khaki, and the sports
[00:23:55] attire, and the boots and the sports
[00:23:58] gear they play football with. This shows
[00:24:03] the army, and army personnel stand with football, and this is Sudan, and this is the battle of dignity that
[00:24:07] united all of Sudan to be in one field, just as all people were
[00:24:11] in the battlefield and are still continuing. The army is also present in
[00:24:14] the football field and is present in the
[00:24:17] sports field, and the people are celebrating. What are they celebrating? They are celebrating the 72nd
[00:24:20] Eid of the Armed Forces. Greetings to this great festival.
[00:24:24] It was not only a football match, it was a sports festival according to what
[00:24:28] we saw. We saw rope pulling, we saw athletics, we saw
[00:24:31] individual skills, even officers with
[00:24:35] great ranks playing football and scoring
[00:24:38] penalty kicks. And this is Sudan, and this is the one nation that
[00:24:42] always has all its people standing with its
[00:24:46] armed forces. We, in Pulse of the Nation, are always present
[00:24:50] at every occasion that calls for this camera to be present to convey to you
[00:24:54] the pulse of society. But when we are inside
[00:24:57] the studio, we also vary in the form of participation and the form
[00:25:00] of presence that we have, and dear guests with us inside
[00:25:03] the studio from East Darfur State to here in Omdurman,
[00:25:07] a generous and dear guest to us, Professor Ahmed Mohamed Abu Kalam,
[00:25:10] Minister of Livestock and Agriculture in East Darfur State.
[00:25:14] Welcome, and you are a guest with us on Pulse of the Nation. Welcome
[00:25:19] Sudan National Television. And we are happy
[00:25:22] to be here today television
[00:25:26] that we believe carries
[00:25:30] the same name, Sudan National. Yes.
[00:25:33] And our happiness stems from
[00:25:37] us coming and witnessing what
[00:25:40] has befallen this great television that has delivered a noble
[00:25:43] and great message to the Sudanese people. Today, we
[00:25:47] witness the heroism of the armed
[00:25:50] forces that I believe expelled
[00:25:54] television. It was the point
[00:25:56] of expulsion of the Janjaweed
[00:26:00] Khartoum. Yes, the station started from here.
[00:26:04] And we are happy to be here today
[00:26:06] to deliver our message, God willing,
[00:26:10] to our great, patient, and persevering people. Yes,
[00:26:13] and from this point where the liberation of Khartoum State as a whole began,
[00:26:17] and from which, God willing, all of Sudan's liberation will begin.
[00:26:21] Sudan National Television is
[00:26:24] nation and was keen to continue broadcasting and to be
[00:26:28] present even if it was outside its headquarters, but now
[00:26:32] it has returned to its headquarters. This indicates that there is another type of jihad, we can
[00:26:36] call it media jihad. And as
[00:26:39] Professor Ahmed Mohamed Abu Kalam mentioned, Sudan Television is available
[00:26:42] to everyone, and you now represent East Darfur State through this very
[00:26:46] important ministry, agriculture and livestock, and the importance of this ministry
[00:26:50] comes from the nature of East Darfur State.
[00:26:53] Certainly, East Darfur State is
[00:26:56] an agricultural state in both its agricultural
[00:26:59] and animal sectors. Yes.
[00:27:03] And it has two
[00:27:06] major projects
[00:27:09] that are considered among the projects that
[00:27:13] are relied upon in the issue of food security for the five
[00:27:16] Darfur states. It is the agricultural Ma'aj project, which covers an area of one
[00:27:19] million feddans, and the agricultural Abu Fam project, which covers an area
[00:27:23] of 365 thousand feddans. Yes. We believe
[00:27:26] that East Darfur State, God
[00:27:29] willing, will have a large share
[00:27:33] in the stability of food security in Darfur and in
[00:27:37] Sudan, God willing. Yes. Okay, professor,
[00:27:41] if we talk about the first part of this
[00:27:44] ministry, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, let's start with agriculture.
[00:27:48] This state we are talking about,
[00:27:51] is there anything we can call
[00:27:54] obstacles facing farmers, considering that Darfur
[00:27:58] State as a whole is, or Darfur as a whole,
[00:28:01] is and represents one
[00:28:05] of the regions or part of Sudan that is productive and known
[00:28:08] for agriculture? But East Darfur State has its
[00:28:11] own characteristics and is based on responsibility. What are the obstacles
[00:28:15] that we can say are currently facing farmers in East
[00:28:19] Darfur? Certainly, as
[00:28:22] is known, East Darfur State falls within the rain-fed
[00:28:25] sector. Yes, meaning
[00:28:29] on rainfall.
[00:28:31] Although it is, that is,
[00:28:33] its area suitable for agriculture is 17
[00:28:37] million feddans for the area suitable for agriculture in East
[00:28:40] Darfur State. The obstacles that we believe
[00:28:43] are
[00:28:45] specific after the war, all the capabilities
[00:28:49] and all the assets belonging to the Ministry of Agriculture
[00:28:53] in its two sectors were subjected to a very
[00:28:56] large attack by these ruffians. Yes, yes.
[00:29:00] That is, the state in this war lost more than 158
[00:29:03] tractors. In addition to
[00:29:06] that, this is one of the future
[00:29:10] obstacles. But our trust
[00:29:13] in ourselves, God
[00:29:17] willing, is that we will restore these
[00:29:20] looted goods with our efforts and with the cooperation
[00:29:23] of others with us. One of the obstacles that we also believe
[00:29:27] is an obstacle is climate
[00:29:30] change. It also has an impact on the state, as
[00:29:36] rainfall. Rainfall is one of
[00:29:38] the obstacles, which is climate changes, especially this season, according
[00:29:42] to what we receive from the state, that there is a shortage of
[00:29:45] rain in many localities of the state. This is in
[00:29:48] the agriculture sector. In the livestock
[00:29:51] sector, perhaps the major obstacle
[00:29:54] is the lack of serums and vaccines.
[00:29:58] Sudan is known to have
[00:30:01] two laboratories for vaccine production: Soba Lab
[00:30:05] and Nyala Lab. Both
[00:30:09] were completely destroyed, and perhaps for three
[00:30:12] years, livestock have not been
[00:30:15] vaccinated due to the lack of vaccines
[00:30:19] and serums. Is this only in East Darfur State, or in all of Sudan, Professor? All
[00:30:23] of Sudan. Yes, in all of Sudan.
[00:30:26] This has probably affected a lot, and if we link that
[00:30:29] animal production, for you to
[00:30:32] export, the importing country
[00:30:36] must be assured that these are free from
[00:30:40] And this is also one of the negative indicators. However,
[00:30:43] despite that, there were considerable efforts from
[00:30:47] the state government in coordination with our brothers in the Ministry of Livestock
[00:30:51] and also the FAO organization.
[00:30:54] Vaccines were obtained from South
[00:30:57] Africa and imported.