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[00:00:00] The young person must Happy New Year, and we
[00:00:00] all regular forces ask God to bring preserve their youth this occasion back in obedience to us while our country enjoys security, safety, and stability. Thank you very much. Thank you very much to the brothers in the Saheroon program. This hosting represents a clear indication of the standing of the police forces and all regular forces behind the Armed Forces in their celebrations and their participation in this celebration. This is a great addition to the military media in that we unify the media message between all security agencies in order to achieve the highest degree of stability and safety for the Sudanese people. Yes. Thank you. All greetings, thanks, and appreciation. In the service of the nation, oh our police, with zeal.
[00:00:04] because repentance sometimes, sins
[00:00:08] multiply and seal the heart, making
[00:00:11] it hard because whoever lives
[00:00:14] in old age will grow old. So, prolonged hope
[00:00:18] and delaying repentance are among
[00:00:22] the greatest afflictions. Delaying means
[00:00:25] Forces with the people "I will do it" and "I will do it."
[00:00:28] "And I will repent, and I will repent." These are the problems that
[00:00:32] are destroying all of us. As youth,
[00:00:37] and significant cohesion we do things we know are wrong and violate
[00:00:39] of the police for our true Sharia. No one wants to go to hell,
[00:00:41] but
[00:00:44] we live with the illusion that youth passes. However,
[00:00:49] victory we find that what
[00:00:50] and we said would pass, built upon it.
[00:00:53] correctly, honestly, wisdom
[00:00:56] treats and contributes to solving problems.
[00:02:15] even a part of it, until our time ends, and we hope
[00:02:18] that time will allow us to finish it. First, greetings
[00:02:21] to my uncle Muhammad Al-Ja'ali. He sent it to me and said,
[00:02:25] "I will sing for him." "Show us your art. I will
[00:02:28] give you a question, reply to the singers."
[00:02:46] any negative phenomenon
[00:02:54] children for the
[00:03:05] He said, "Indeed, the world reveals itself every day.
[00:03:09] The chaste man is not found staying up late. So,
[00:03:12] now, oh boy, those whose souls are pure in the
[00:03:16] us today in the studio tattered clothes and the scandalous acts." I told him,
[00:03:20] "In the eyes of girls, they saw scandals as adornment.
[00:03:23] consolidating security, Their clothes themselves, oh, it is from us." He said,
[00:03:27] that these martyrs "Tell her father, your daughter is with chaste men.
[00:03:36] to protect this homeland.
[00:03:37] Yes. Well, Your Excellency,
[00:03:45] He truly insults him and insults
[00:03:49] you, as a guardian. I mean, when
[00:03:52] you allow
[00:03:55] God willing. Welcome. images that do not resemble the Sudanese woman to be worn by your daughter
[00:03:59] when she leaves the house,
[00:04:01] Your Excellency, please tell whether out of love or any other motive, or any
[00:04:27] our Messenger, who saw
[00:04:31] Greetings to you, Al-Sadiq,
[00:07:25] one by one. I haven't left anything. I haven't
[00:07:28] left anything except to say. You are the dragons
[00:07:31] of the battle, the swords of destruction.
[00:07:34] You are the ones who cleared the muddy
[00:07:38] river of poetry for me. Finally,
[00:07:40] before I conclude, I thank you. Stay
[00:07:44] until we meet tomorrow.
[00:07:47] Always in the service of the nation,
[00:07:50] oh our police, with zeal.
[00:07:53] Always
[00:07:58] in the service of the nation, oh our police,
[00:08:01] with zeal. You offer us
[00:08:04] your pure effort, your pure intention
[00:08:08] and conscience.
[00:08:14] You stay up all night. Your eyes are not touched
[00:08:18] by sleep. You always live
[00:08:21] in hardship so that all people
[00:08:24] may be happy. Police officers,
[00:08:28] greetings, greetings to our brave police.
[00:08:31] We sleep while you stay awake, and greetings
[00:08:35] to your brave side. Dear viewers everywhere,
[00:08:38] inside and outside Sudan, welcome.
[00:08:45] And may God bless your times with all goodness.
[00:08:48] A new episode of Saheroon.
[00:08:52] An episode through which we send greetings
[00:08:55] of security and safety. It is an episode dedicated
[00:08:58] to the 72nd anniversary of the Armed Forces
[00:09:01] under the slogan "A Capable Army
[00:09:04] and a Victorious People,"
[00:09:07] In the service of the nation, O Police.
[00:09:10] Followers of the Saheroon program, we will now stay
[00:09:14] with the weekly brief presented by
[00:09:17] the official spokesperson of the police forces,
[00:09:21] His Excellency Brigadier General of Police Fath Al-Rahman
[00:09:24] Muhammad Toum. Follow us
[00:09:27] in the service of the nation, O our
[00:09:30] police, with zeal. In the name of Allah,
[00:09:34] the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be
[00:09:38] to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon
[00:09:41] the Messenger of Allah.
[00:09:45] of the police forces and the Ministry of Interior,
[00:09:49] and the Director General of Police and the Deputy Director General
[00:09:52] and the Inspector General and the heads of authorities,
[00:09:56] directors of general and specialized administrations,
[00:09:59] and directors of state police, we extend our warmest
[00:10:03] congratulations to the Armed Forces on their
[00:10:06] 72nd anniversary, which comes this year
[00:10:10] as they achieve victories day after
[00:10:12] day. We wish Allah Almighty
[00:10:17] and grant them clear victory.
[00:10:21] This week witnessed a number of activities
[00:10:25] in a number of locations and
[00:10:28] states. The Minister of Interior, His Excellency
[00:10:32] Police Lieutenant General Aby Bakr Samarai
[00:10:35] Mustafa, the Director General of Police Forces,
[00:10:39] His Excellency First Lieutenant General of Police
[00:10:41] Amir Abdel Moneim Fadl Hussein, the Deputy
[00:10:45] Director General and Inspector General, His Excellency
[00:10:48] Police Lieutenant General Al-Tahir Ali Muhammad
[00:10:51] Al-Bulula, inspected the Kifaya Garment
[00:10:53] Factory. They observed the
[00:10:57] significant development in the work of this factory,
[00:11:00] which will cover the needs
[00:11:04] uniforms and equipment. The Minister of Interior,
[00:11:07] during the week, chaired
[00:11:10] the meeting of the National Mechanism for the Protection
[00:11:13] of Civilians. He also chaired the meeting of
[00:11:16] the Emergency Room for the Sudanese Certificate Examinations.
[00:11:19] The Deputy Director General and Inspector General made
[00:11:23] successive inspection visits to the Public
[00:11:27] Services Complex in Bahri, whose rehabilitation and
[00:11:30] maintenance operations are nearing completion. He directed
[00:11:32] speeding up the opening of the complex to receive
[00:11:35] citizens' services in the coming days. The
[00:11:39] Passports and Civil Registry Authority, in its efforts
[00:11:43] towards citizens, issued 37,500
[00:11:46] free emergency travel documents to citizens
[00:11:50] returning from the Arab Republic of Egypt,
[00:11:53] encouraging their normal
[00:11:56] return. The head of the Guidance and Services
[00:11:59] Authority made
[00:12:02] inspection visits during the week, including a visit
[00:12:05] to the family of Police Lieutenant General
[00:12:08] Yahya Mohammed Ahmed Al-Noor, who is held
[00:12:11] captive by the rebel militia. He also visited the family
[00:12:15] of the martyr Jassim Othman, the martyred
[00:12:19] general Jassim Othman. Khartoum
[00:12:22] State Police is playing its role in
[00:12:25] providing security services through patrols, checkpoints,
[00:12:28] and patrols. Likewise, the Public Facilities and Institutions
[00:12:31] Security Authority is working to develop
[00:12:34] and introduce modern technology and surveillance cameras
[00:12:38] in all strategic facilities it secures
[00:12:42] and monitors. State police forces
[00:12:45] are working in coordination with security coordination
[00:12:48] committees in all states.
[00:12:51] The security and criminal situation is stable,
[00:12:55] thanks to the integration of efforts and the awareness of citizens
[00:12:59] that security is everyone's responsibility.
[00:13:02] Our continuous appeal
[00:13:06] to citizens is the necessity of reporting
[00:13:11] or any phenomenon that would disturb
[00:13:15] security, tranquility, and peace of mind,
[00:13:18] by dialing 999. We reiterate our congratulations to the Armed
[00:13:22] Forces on their 72nd anniversary,
[00:13:26] and every year you are well.
[00:13:29] In the service of the nation,
[00:13:32] O police. Dear viewers, welcome.
[00:13:36] We are very happy to have a guest with
[00:13:41] in the Saheroon program, His Excellency Brigadier General
[00:13:45] Omar Marghani Abdullah, Director of the Military
[00:13:47] Media Department at the General Administration for
[00:13:50] Moral Guidance. And an episode dedicated
[00:13:54] to the 72nd anniversary of the Armed Forces
[00:13:57] Army Day. Welcome, Your Excellency.
[00:14:00] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon
[00:14:03] you. And welcome to the brothers in
[00:14:06] the Saheroon program.
[00:14:08] We are very happy
[00:14:11] to be hosted today, a historical day
[00:14:13] to celebrate the 72nd anniversary
[00:14:16] of the Armed Forces, which comes this
[00:14:19] year under the slogan "A Capable People and a
[00:14:23] Victorious Army." Well,
[00:14:26] us through the Saheroon program about the significance
[00:14:30] of commemorating this anniversary, the 72nd anniversary
[00:14:33] of the Armed Forces.
[00:14:35] And also, the extent of the Armed Forces'
[00:14:39] readiness, meaning the moral readiness
[00:14:41] for commemorating these activities.
[00:14:45] And as you mentioned, the slogan,
[00:14:48] meaning the slogan of the Eid,
[00:14:51] "A Victorious Army and a Capable People."
[00:14:55] Also, tell us more about the connotations
[00:14:59] of this slogan. This celebration this
[00:15:02] year comes in a historical circumstance,
[00:15:06] in light of the victories achieved
[00:15:08] by the Armed Forces, the regular forces,
[00:15:12] and the supporting forces in all axes.
[00:15:15] And this slogan is a slogan inspired
[00:15:18] by this battle, clearly indicating
[00:15:21] the cohesion of the Armed Forces with the people
[00:15:25] and the strong support of the people for
[00:15:28] the Armed Forces in the Battle of Dignity.
[00:15:31] Well, Your Excellency, how does the Moral
[00:15:35] Guidance Department raise the morale
[00:15:38] of its personnel and also enhance
[00:15:42] resilience and highlight the great sacrifices
[00:15:44] made by the Armed Forces? The General
[00:15:48] Administration for Moral Guidance and the Military
[00:15:51] Media Department are specialized in
[00:15:54] raising the morale of the Armed Forces
[00:15:57] in times of peace and war.
[00:15:59] They also reflect the cultural
[00:16:03] diversity of the Armed Forces,
[00:16:06] resulting from its structural
[00:16:10] composition from all segments
[00:16:13] of Sudanese society and its various
[00:16:16] tribes and social components. Also,
[00:16:20] the Armed Forces or the General Administration for Guidance
[00:16:24] and Services manages all military and media activities
[00:16:28] of the Armed Forces and reflects its activities
[00:16:31] in all media outlets and monitors the cultural
[00:16:34] and media programs of military units and is also
[00:16:38] specialized in immunizing members
[00:16:42] of the Armed Forces against rumors
[00:16:45] and psychological immunization against psychological
[00:16:48] operations from the enemy. The occasion of
[00:16:51] the Eid is an occasion
[00:17:06] that comes every year on August 14th.
[00:17:09] This year it comes under the slogan
[00:17:11] "A Capable Army and a Victorious People."
[00:17:14] Well, Your Excellency, are these activities
[00:17:17] and celebrations
[00:17:22] generalized to all states?
[00:17:25] This occasion,
[00:17:31] they also have programs, they also have activities,
[00:17:33] just like in Khartoum
[00:18:07] state. It is the
[00:18:11] Eid of the Armed Forces, it is specific
[00:18:35] or generalized to all military units.
[00:22:09] have always been the essential supporter
[00:22:12] of the Armed Forces in all crises
[00:22:15] that the country has faced. In the Battle
[00:22:19] of Dignity, the police forces
[00:22:22] made a great effort in operations
[00:22:25] through fighting units such as the
[00:22:28] Central Reserve, and they offered many
[00:22:31] martyrs, including the martyr
[00:22:35] Mustafa 09 and the martyr Nihal.
[00:22:38] Also, the police forces made a great
[00:22:42] effort in supporting the Armed Forces
[00:22:44] by securing the areas liberated from the
[00:22:48] rebel militia. They provided many
[00:22:51] services that secured the citizen, guarding strategic locations,
[00:22:55] providing services, facilitating services
[00:22:59] to the public, restoring the civil
[00:23:03] the national memory of the Sudanese
[00:23:06] people. So, the police forces are
[00:23:09] the essential supporter of the Armed Forces.
[00:23:11] Coordination between the Sudanese police
[00:23:15] and the Armed Forces is witnessing continuous
[00:23:18] cooperation within the framework of efforts
[00:23:21] aimed at enhancing security and stability
[00:23:25] and protecting citizens and property.
[00:23:28] This is through the integration of roles
[00:23:32] between the two institutions in implementing security and national
[00:23:36] tasks. This cooperation includes implementing
[00:23:39] joint security plans,
[00:23:40] securing vital
[00:23:51] facilities, and supporting operations to maintain
[00:23:54] public order, in addition to exchanging
[00:23:57] expertise and information to improve the efficiency
[00:24:01] of field performance and respond to security
[00:24:04] challenges. The integration between the police
[00:24:07] and the Armed Forces represents one of the
[00:24:11] basic pillars for
[00:24:13] especially in light of the exceptional circumstances
[00:24:16] the country is experiencing. In the service
[00:24:20] of the nation, oh our police,
[00:24:23] with zeal. Certainly, Your Excellency,
[00:24:27] the Military Media Department has probably
[00:24:30] set up a program and organized events, celebrations,
[00:24:33] and activities for this occasion. Please give us some examples
[00:24:37] of these events and programs. The celebration
[00:24:40] activities include many cultural,
[00:24:43] sports, and
[00:24:45] popular events. The main festival,
[00:24:48] the Military Creative
[00:24:51] Festival, 19th edition of the festival,
[00:24:54] is held. This festival reflects the
[00:24:57] cultural activity within the Armed Forces.
[00:25:01] There is also a sports activity, the
[00:25:04] Commander-in-Chief's Cup, a sports tournament
[00:25:07] held in three or four stadiums in the
[00:25:10] capital, in Karrari,
[00:25:12] and in Bahri,
[00:25:15] and in Khartoum. These are open
[00:25:18] activities for the general public.
[00:25:21] There are also popular marches from the
[00:25:24] Higher Council for Social Peace, and there are
[00:25:27] public concerts in areas of high
[00:25:31] population density in the capital,
[00:25:34] in Omdurman, and in Khartoum, and in Bahri.
[00:25:38] There are also live broadcasts of events
[00:25:41] on some television
[00:25:45] ceremony will be held on the night of
[00:25:48] August 14th in the presence
[00:25:52] This will honor veterans, and examples
[00:25:55] of martyrs' families, and local administrations,
[00:25:59] and civil society organizations that supported
[00:26:03] the Armed Forces and provided services
[00:26:07] to the public, to the Sudanese
[00:26:11] people, from charities and
[00:26:14] services during the crisis in the
[00:26:17] early days of the war, and many
[00:26:20] activities. These are all popular activities that confirm the
[00:26:24] cohesion of the Armed
[00:26:27] and the support of the people for
[00:26:30] the Armed Forces in this battle.
[00:26:34] As we mentioned, there is a clear
[00:26:39] between all the Armed Forces and the supporting
[00:26:43] forces. For more, Your Excellency,
[00:26:45] of harmony, more of cohesion,
[00:26:49] more of achieving
[00:26:53] the advancement of the front
[00:26:55] lines and victory
[00:26:58] for all parts of our beloved
[00:27:01] country through the Saheroon program.
[00:27:04] We need some messages for these
[00:27:07] forces. Well, the Armed Forces, the supporting
[00:27:11] forces, and the Sudanese
[00:27:13] people in general
[00:27:15] are the real army now in the face
[00:27:18] of this attack. The Armed Forces
[00:27:22] and their supporting forces
[00:27:25] confronted the enemy in locations inside
[00:27:29] Khartoum and expelled them from all states,
[00:27:32] the central states, and now the activity
[00:27:36] is limited to a very narrow scope, operational
[00:27:40] activity in a very narrow scope in western
[00:27:42] Sudan. And God willing, the Armed
[00:27:46] Forces, the regular forces, and all
[00:27:50] supporting forces are determined to achieve
[00:27:53] complete victory. This
[00:27:56] is the issue of the Sudanese people
[00:28:00] and not the issue of the Armed Forces
[00:28:04] and the supporting forces alone. These forces
[00:28:07] enjoy great support from the Sudanese people.
[00:28:11] Therefore, the basic message is to emphasize
[00:28:14] the standing of the Sudanese people behind
[00:28:18] the Armed Forces and other regular forces
[00:28:21] in this war. There are great sacrifices
[00:28:24] made by the Sudanese people, Your Excellency,
[00:28:28] made by families, made by all regular
[00:28:31] forces, made by all supporting forces
[00:28:35] for this country to enjoy security,
[00:28:39] safety, and stability. Your Excellency,
[00:28:43] we also need specific messages,
[00:28:45] I mean, for the families, for the
[00:28:49] mothers of martyrs, I mean, for those
[00:28:53] who sacrificed their
[00:28:56] unity of this great country. Please give
[00:29:00] us some messages for them. Of course, the sacrifices made
[00:29:04] by the Sudanese people in this battle are
[00:29:06] great sacrifices. Therefore, the leadership's
[00:29:10] directive came that this year's celebration
[00:29:13] should have a popular character, confirming the
[00:29:16] cohesion of the Sudanese
[00:29:19] people with the Armed Forces. One of
[00:29:22] the main programs in this Eid is
[00:29:25] honoring the families of martyrs and emphasizing
[00:29:29] drew with their blood
[00:29:33] the lines of heroism, sacrifice, and redemption
[00:29:40] these events, we can, through
[00:29:43] the program, extend an invitation
[00:29:47] to all citizens and all
[00:29:50] people to come and participate in
[00:29:54] these events and celebrate. Of course,
[00:29:57] these celebrations are open
[00:30:00] to the public. This is an invitation
[00:30:03] from the Armed Forces to all
[00:30:06] Sudanese people. The celebration and
[00:30:10] all events are available to the
[00:30:14] public in the public squares.
[00:30:17] In conclusion, I extend my sincere
[00:30:21] thanks, greetings, and appreciation to
[00:30:24] His Excellency Brigadier General Omar
[00:30:26] Marghani Abdullah, Director of the Military
[00:30:30] Media Department at the
[00:30:33] Moral Guidance. You were a dear
[00:30:36] guest to us in the Saheroon program.
[00:30:40] Thank you for the clear and important
[00:30:43] clarifications regarding the 72nd anniversary
[00:30:53] God willing. We
[00:30:54] say to you, Your Excellency,