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[00:00:00] These circumstances that the Sudanese people are living in are true.
[00:00:03] As we mentioned,
[00:00:06] and who came now from the Sudanese people remained silent and patient,
[00:00:09] and they relied on
[00:00:11] And I believe that this themselves, they relied on after that, but now the circumstances have completely changed,
[00:00:14] and the recovery phase will certainly be followed by phases
[00:00:18] and their needs and requirements are completely different.
[00:00:21] And I reiterate that this scene,
[00:00:24] its repercussions are not only in Khartoum state, but also in the rest of
[00:00:27] the other states. Therefore, the government of hope
[00:00:30] is now required to take
[00:00:33] urgent measures to alleviate this
[00:00:36] severity in the livelihood that
[00:00:39] It is now interfering in the Sudanese
[00:00:40] clear on people are living. They should lighten the burden of this Sudanese people, many
[00:00:44] of the burdens that he is now bearing
[00:00:47] and carrying on his back.
[00:00:50] I mean, now the costs of treatment, the costs of education,
[00:00:53] health, electricity,
[00:00:57] as national red lines that water. I mean, even the returnees themselves, one wants
[00:01:01] to start his life and also needs assistance, needs someone
[00:01:04] to stand with him. And there are
[00:01:08] the movement. Our forces are in others who are now diplomatic and legal position at stranded, they Sudan holds this also wish to return
[00:01:11] to the country. So I
[00:01:14] his residence in Khartoum with a number of believe that even the return itself needs to be attractive.
[00:01:16] It is necessary to exert more efforts,
[00:01:20] and it is necessary to translate this
[00:01:23] life speech delivered by the brother, the Prime
[00:01:26] Minister. It is necessary to translate this speech into
[00:01:30] programs and activities
[00:01:32] clear, and it expelled the Emirates from quickly, quickly. And a plan
[00:01:36] This situation that is a light plan and a quick plan, and the result is felt
[00:01:39] by the citizen in his daily life in an urgent
[00:01:43] way. It is true that the armed forces are alive, and the Sudanese people have always
[00:01:47] stood by the armed forces since the first
[00:01:51] assuming this shot, since the call
[00:01:54] sacred trust, and from Minawi called for the necessity of the President of the Sovereign Council that the Sudanese people must
[00:01:58] stand with the armed forces.
[00:02:00] The Sudanese people have always stood with the armed forces and supported
[00:02:03] the victories of the armed forces and stood with them until today.
[00:02:07] They stand with the armed forces in this direction. The Sudanese
[00:02:09] people are still
[00:02:12] and chaos, starting from in the same supportive
[00:02:14] exclusion or marginalization. Dr. position because victory is necessary, and there is no
[00:02:16] other option except victory. Therefore, the Sudanese
[00:02:19] people support the armed
[00:02:23] it at this forces. What is required is that the government of hope supports this
[00:02:26] Sudanese people so that he can fully dedicate himself to work
[00:02:30] and provide him with the minimum decent life.
[00:02:33] This minimum
[00:02:36] decent life requires the concerted
[00:02:39] efforts of all, all ministers, all
[00:02:42] He warned that this officials, both private and public sectors, so that they all
[00:02:46] unite that this citizen must
[00:02:49] live a decent life because the repercussions of the war are
[00:02:52] very heavy on the Sudanese people. The simplest
[00:02:55] necessities of life and the necessities of life that he needs
[00:02:58] in general. The forum emphasized that
[00:03:02] peace is a top
[00:03:03] to its charter, not priority to achieve this economic
[00:03:06] breakthrough for the Sudanese citizen
[00:03:09] and to facilitate the process of building and reconstruction. In your opinion, what is
[00:03:14] How do you view this the mechanism that the government of hope should quickly adopt or implement
[00:03:18] to benefit from these victories achieved by the armed
[00:03:21] forces and the peace present now in a large
[00:03:24] number of states
[00:03:28] agree with of Sudan?
[00:03:31] Hasten to prayer. To ease the burden of suffering on the citizens
[00:03:34] All the crises in and to return
[00:03:36] to stability and development naturally
[00:03:40] in these circumstances.
[00:03:43] Hasten to prayer. Yes, first of all, the citizen himself should be
[00:03:45] productive. Citizens should return to
[00:03:49] their villages, return to their projects, return to
[00:03:53] and addressed their farms, and this is certainly
[00:03:56] Hasten to required from the government of hope that it provides facilities and assistance.
[00:04:00] I mean, whoever wants to go to agriculture,
[00:04:02] And be the treasure in there are certainly costs, there are needs,
[00:04:05] there are basics that must
[00:04:08] Hasten to salvation. be provided for agriculture and for this farmer so that he goes and becomes
[00:04:12] productive. Also, we do not need the Sudanese
[00:04:15] people to be present in
[00:04:18] this black record their homes, in detention camps, and he relies
[00:04:21] only on handouts from organizations
[00:04:25] and so on. Never. The Sudanese people are an honorable people, a proud
[00:04:28] people, I mean, they have pride
[00:04:32] and self-respect.
[00:04:34] So they should go to production, this is first.
[00:04:38] Another thing, if we talk about stability, there is now
[00:04:41] stability in all the safe areas that
[00:04:45] the armed forces control and the state
[00:04:48] itself. What is required is that this citizen,
[00:04:51] so that he does not think of displacing from one state to another because of the lack
[00:04:55] of a source of livelihood and so on,
[00:04:58] it is also necessary that there are
[00:05:01] urgent social studies to resolve some
[00:05:05] problems, some circumstances. There are medical circumstances,
[00:05:08] there are diseases, there are
[00:05:12] challenges faced by all
[00:05:15] the families that were present
[00:05:18] abroad. Unfortunately, Dr. Mohamed, displacement
[00:05:22] has now become not from one state to another safe state, but
[00:05:26] there is internal displacement even in the capital.
[00:05:28] I mean, we see citizens now
[00:05:32] concentrating in certain areas due to the facilities
[00:05:35] available there and the availability of life necessities such as water, electricity
[00:05:39] and transportation. So this issue needs
[00:05:42] to be re-examined quickly by those in charge of it from
[00:05:46] the government of hope. Certainly, and that is true.
[00:05:49] Now, in the localities of the state itself, Khartoum state,
[00:05:53] the seven localities, we find that some localities have now returned
[00:05:56] with their full strength and are now working, and there is
[00:05:59] overcrowding there. And this overcrowding is a result
[00:06:03] of internal displacement from some localities, from some neighborhoods,
[00:06:07] from some areas to these. So
[00:06:09] what is required, so that all localities in Khartoum state
[00:06:12] stabilize, is that the same services that
[00:06:15] exist and that are attractive to people should
[00:06:19] be available in the rest of the localities, Khartoum localities specifically.
[00:06:22] I mean, so that people return to
[00:06:26] their homes. There are still seized homes, there are
[00:06:29] seized places until now, and there is no
[00:06:35] in some neighborhoods. And this is, of course, directly
[00:06:38] related to the basic necessities,
[00:06:42] water and electricity.
[00:06:46] And talking about Khartoum state is an example.
[00:06:49] includes all states
[00:06:52] of Sudan. Dr. Mohamed Yousef, a short
[00:06:55] break, and then we will return to you and our viewers in this
[00:06:59] episode of "Axis of Events".
[00:10:43] Welcome back, our dear viewers, to Axis of Events. And
[00:10:46] once again, we welcome our guest for today's episode, Dr. Muhammad Yusuf,
[00:10:50] academic and political analyst. Welcome back, Dr. Muhammad
[00:10:53] Yusuf. We move on to the fourth file of today's episode of
[00:10:57] Axis of Events. Minawi, in a post on his official
[00:11:01] page, said: Our position will remain
[00:11:05] the Sudanese state, one state, a national
[00:11:09] army, full sovereignty, and a united Sudan that accommodates
[00:11:12] everyone. The Governor of Darfur region, Minni Arko
[00:11:16] Minawi, reiterated his affirmation of Sudan's unity, sovereignty,
[00:11:19] and territorial integrity are not open to compromise,
[00:11:23] announcing his categorical rejection
[00:11:27] of the formation of any militia within the Sudanese state.
[00:11:30] Minawi affirmed in a post on his official page on the social
[00:11:34] networking site Facebook, following an informative meeting at
[00:11:39] national journalists, that his position rejecting
[00:11:42] the formation of militias, which has sparked
[00:11:45] wide debate recently, stems from
[00:11:48] a firm belief in the necessity of building a state based on the rule
[00:11:52] of law and national institutions,
[00:11:55] and that it alone monopolizes the legitimacy of bearing arms
[00:11:58] away from the proliferation of armed formations
[00:12:00] and their dangers to the future of the country.
[00:12:04] The Governor of Darfur region stressed his rejection
[00:12:07] of any attempts to legitimize what is called
[00:12:11] a founding government or to impose parallel authorities
[00:12:13] outside the framework of the state and its legitimate institutions.
[00:12:19] of providing a high degree of national responsibility and avoiding
[00:12:22] misinterpreting statements and taking them out of
[00:12:25] their context to unite the national ranks around
[00:12:29] the project of restoring the state, ending the war, addressing
[00:12:32] humanitarian issues, and paving the way for a Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue
[00:12:36] within Sudan without
[00:12:39] Muhammad Yusuf, this statement by
[00:12:42] Mr. Minni Arko Minawi, Governor of Darfur region, how do you view
[00:12:48] specific time, especially after the great
[00:12:51] and widespread controversy that spread in the previous days? How
[00:12:55] do you read this position and this clear and explicit statement? Yes, first of all,
[00:12:59] this statement can be read from more
[00:13:03] than one direction. The first direction is that the Governor of
[00:13:06] Darfur region, Minni Arko Minawi, explicitly stated that
[00:13:10] it is necessary to completely avoid
[00:13:14] establishing any other militias,
[00:13:18] because Sudan has explicitly suffered from them. The man has
[00:13:22] experience. The man was fighting the state for more than 20
[00:13:25] years, then he reconciled, then he left, then he came.
[00:13:28] And he is certainly one of the most
[00:13:32] experienced people with this experience,
[00:13:36] and therefore he knows very well and realizes very well
[00:13:39] the danger of these militias.
[00:13:43] And the war we are currently fighting is a result
[00:13:46] of these militias.
[00:13:49] Therefore, I believe that implicitly, many people
[00:13:53] the governor in this regard.
[00:13:55] It is necessary to build a single national
[00:13:58] army. It is necessary to integrate all these
[00:14:02] groups that are now fighting and supporting the armed
[00:14:05] forces. With the end of the war, they must be
[00:14:09] integrated, and all of them must be under the command of the armed
[00:14:12] forces. I mean, never again can there be
[00:14:15] military formations outside the framework
[00:14:18] of the state or outside the framework of the armed forces. This is something that
[00:14:21] no one approves of or agrees with.
[00:14:25] It is true that there was a debate and after
[00:14:28] the governor's statements, there were very, very significant differences,
[00:14:32] and there were those who accused the governor of rebellion
[00:14:35] and so on. But taking the main
[00:14:38] context of the governor's speech out of context was the
[00:14:42] problem. But his vision is very, very clear. First,
[00:14:45] a single strong army must be built.
[00:14:49] Secondly, we must all strive to establish
[00:14:53] a national Sudanese
[00:14:55] state based on the rule of law, and that it should not exclude
[00:14:59] anyone and should represent everyone. And I believe
[00:15:02] that everyone agrees on this. Well, this point
[00:15:05] leads me to the point he mentioned, which is
[00:15:08] his support for holding a Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue involving
[00:15:12] all members of Sudanese society, despite
[00:15:15] their differences or political differences.
[00:15:17] Yes, that's right, this is the correct vision.
[00:15:21] Except for, except for the group that is now
[00:15:25] forming entities or forming parallel entities
[00:15:29] to the state. It has no place at all, because
[00:15:32] it is a political wing of the rebellious militia. It can
[00:15:36] never be part of the dialogue.
[00:15:38] But the other sons of Sudan, with their different
[00:15:41] orientations, with their different disagreements that were
[00:15:44] present, they are part of the Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue.
[00:15:49] Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue has made great
[00:15:52] strides now. There is a national
[00:15:56] independent committee that was formed, and this committee began its work
[00:15:59] and had a visit outside
[00:16:03] Sudan to expand the circle of participation and to expand
[00:16:06] the circle of openness so that all
[00:16:10] Sudanese parties
[00:16:13] sit together at one round table
[00:16:16] to discuss Sudan's issues within Sudan.
[00:16:19] A Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue, indeed. Mr.
[00:16:22] Governor Minni Arko Minawi, Governor of Darfur region, and many
[00:16:26] other political forces currently in Sudan, they
[00:16:30] speak with the same logic
[00:16:33] and demand that the upcoming dialogue be
[00:16:36] a Sudanese dialogue.
[00:16:40] And these forces do not accept any external dictates or any
[00:16:43] imported solutions or any other frameworks that could
[00:16:47] enter this dialogue. Others should only be
[00:16:50] facilitators or observers. But the dialogue must
[00:16:54] be Sudanese because the Sudanese are
[00:16:58] the most knowledgeable of their problems, they are the most knowledgeable of their issues,
[00:17:01] and therefore the dialogue will be Sudanese. In our fifth
[00:17:04] and final file of today's episode of Axis of Events, the political advisor
[00:17:07] to the Sovereign Council: The nomination of an Emirati diplomat
[00:17:11] to lead the United Nations faces an obstacle due to the bloody
[00:17:14] record of her country. Dr. Amjad Farid, advisor
[00:17:16] to the head of the Transitional Sovereign Council, indicated that the nomination
[00:17:20] of the Emirati diplomat of Palestinian origin, Lana
[00:17:23] Nusseibeh, to lead the United Nations, faces
[00:17:26] a fundamental obstacle
[00:17:29] represented by the bloody record of the country she
[00:17:33] represents and defends, the United Arab Emirates.
[00:17:36] He said in a comment on his X
[00:17:40] platform account that the state of the Emirates, with its
[00:17:43] authoritarian and totalitarian approach that
[00:17:46] invests in instability
[00:17:49] Yemen to Libya and reaching Sudan
[00:17:52] and Somalia, is deeply involved in crimes of genocide,
[00:17:55] war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
[00:17:59] This is clearly evident through its continuous
[00:18:03] support for the rebellious Rapid Support Forces militia in Sudan.
[00:18:06] He added that internally, the state has made the violation
[00:18:10] of international law a habitual practice, as
[00:18:13] it carries out arbitrary arrests, enforced
[00:18:17] disappearances, and torture.
[00:18:20] dark record raises a direct question
[00:18:23] about its ambition to assume the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations.
[00:18:27] Will it be able to confront
[00:18:30] its government when international law requires it?
[00:18:33] He added that managing the United Nations
[00:18:38] means committing
[00:18:40] providing diplomatic cover for those who
[00:18:43] violate it, or rather, committing to
[00:18:46] its charter, not providing diplomatic cover for those who
[00:18:49] violate it.
[00:18:52] opinion presented by Dr. Amjad
[00:18:55] Farid, advisor to the head of the Sovereign Council, on his
[00:18:59] X platform regarding the nomination
[00:19:03] of an Emirati diplomat for the position of Secretary-General of the United
[00:19:06] Nations, while the state of the Emirates is accused
[00:19:09] of supporting the rebellious Rapid Support militia
[00:19:13] for committing all these inhuman and atrocious
[00:19:16] crimes that violate all international laws and norms
[00:19:19] within Sudan? Yes, that's right.
[00:19:22] The advisor, the advisor to the Sovereign Council, Amjad Farid,
[00:19:26] spoke objectively
[00:19:30] this proposal
[00:19:33] that has spread these days about an Emirati
[00:19:36] diplomat running to
[00:19:40] become the Secretary-General of the United
[00:19:44] Nations. I believe that this is an overreach, first of all, by the state
[00:19:47] of the Emirates,
[00:19:50] and I am surprised by
[00:19:55] full of international crimes. It
[00:19:59] is involved in every humanitarian crime that
[00:20:02] has occurred in the world, where an innocent
[00:20:06] person was killed or raped or tortured,
[00:20:09] behind which is the state of the Emirates. So how can the international
[00:20:12] community accept the nomination
[00:20:16] of a diplomat from this state, the state of Sharia? Does this nomination
[00:20:19] indicate concerns or lead to concerns regarding
[00:20:23] the independence of the leadership of the organization, the United
[00:20:25] Nations? Yes, this
[00:20:29] directly casts doubt even on the committees
[00:20:32] that accept such nominations. This
[00:20:35] organization, the United Nations, should be completely
[00:20:39] impartial. It should understand
[00:20:42] the circumstances that the entire
[00:20:45] world is living now.
[00:20:48] So how can a candidate who comes from
[00:20:51] a state that is an axis of evil and a state that is now
[00:20:55] being pursued, a state that has more than
[00:20:58] one case against it, a state that is now discussing
[00:21:01] its crimes at the Security Council and at the United Nations,
[00:21:05] a state known to have supported
[00:21:08] separatists, supported terrorism, a terrorist state,
[00:21:11] supported the secession of Libya, it
[00:21:14] is nearly with Khalifa Haftar, who is violating legitimacy in
[00:21:17] Libya, I mean, it has overtly
[00:21:20] divided Yemen, it has overtly
[00:21:24] divided Somalia and recognized the land of Somalia.
[00:21:29] Sudanese affairs and supporting the militia and bringing
[00:21:32] mercenaries and doing everything and killing the Sudanese people
[00:21:36] and supporting the militia with drones
[00:21:39] and all types of weapons. All of this, Dr. Mohamed Youssef, is documented
[00:21:43] by international and UN reports. Yes. How can the Sudanese government
[00:21:47] benefit from the documentation of these crimes
[00:21:51] in strengthening Sudan's
[00:21:54] this time? Certainly,
[00:21:57] file, all the files of the crimes of
[00:22:01] this state are available. Therefore, Sudan must expand the circle
[00:22:05] and communicate with all friends, communicate with all
[00:22:08] brothers. It must communicate
[00:22:12] with many who are now against
[00:22:16] the state of the Emirates. Algeria, its position is very, very
[00:22:22] Algeria, and the Emirati delegation was expelled from Algeria.
[00:22:24] Algeria. The Emirates is now destroying
[00:22:28] Tunisia and is now destroying Morocco in all countries of the world. Therefore, I
[00:22:32] believe that this is another opportunity for Sudan to
[00:22:35] win diplomatically against this small state and block its
[00:22:39] path from
[00:22:41] position and this
[00:22:44] ascending to the throne of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
[00:22:48] We hope so. Academic and political analyst Dr. Mohamed Youssef, thank
[00:22:52] you very much for being with us in this episode of Axis of Events.
[00:22:55] This episode concludes, dear viewers. Greetings from me and the
[00:22:59] team. Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you.
[00:23:02] Goodbye.
[00:24:00] There is no sadness here, I just
[00:24:02] say
[00:24:06] we are strong inside. I hope,
[00:24:10] hope, we are strong
[00:24:13] inside.
[00:24:19] I
[00:24:24] the world need, O conscience of humanity,
[00:24:27] to unite, be patient, and show mercy.
[00:24:31] With love, we reconcile
[00:24:33] and make peace. We have
[00:24:37] hope inside us.
[00:24:40] If the wall rises high, we are higher. If
[00:24:44] the light is gone, we are the flame. Above any
[00:24:47] bitterness, we remain the sweetest.
[00:24:52] the journey. Inside us,
[00:24:55] hope.
[00:24:59] The single hand that builds. Let's
[00:25:02] put above our children so that
[00:25:06] achievement becomes our normal day, O
[00:25:10] my country.
[00:25:12] If
[00:27:04] our forces are in the field, a joint army, mercenaries,
[00:27:07] retreat and block
[00:27:10] the field, a joint army, mercenaries,
[00:27:13] retreat and block
[00:27:15] the movement.
[00:27:21] The armies when they came, a joint army,
[00:27:24] released the weapon, cheer a joint army, the joint
[00:27:28] when they came, a joint released the weapon,
[00:27:31] cheer a joint on the day of completion,
[00:27:34] they raised it, a joint army on the day of completion,
[00:27:37] they raised it, a joint army, repelled the agent,
[00:27:40] a joint army. Our forces are in the field,
[00:27:43] a joint army, mercenaries, retreat and block the movement.
[00:27:59] Above the battles, a joint show.
[00:30:54] Good evening to all dear viewers everywhere, inside
[00:30:58] and outside Sudan.