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[00:00:00] In your opinion, to what extent does this step, the step of accrediting
[00:00:03] new ambassadors in Khartoum, represent
[00:00:07] practical recognition of the continuation of Sudanese state institutions
[00:00:11] Also, the purpose of and their ability to exercise their sovereign
[00:00:14] and diplomatic
[00:00:15] competencies?
[00:00:18] Yes, as I mentioned, Sudan
[00:00:23] witness an expansion in has entered a stage of recovery, and this has been proven by the military field transformations,
[00:00:27] as well as the political transformations. There are some who
[00:00:30] spreads is that anyone who returns from work to challenge the legitimacy of the Sudanese government,
[00:00:33] but through the accreditations of some
[00:00:38] to start their activities from ambassadors presenting their credentials
[00:00:41] we can establish this from Khartoum, it denies the fact that Port
[00:00:43] Sudan is the government,
[00:00:46] Turkey views dealing with or it is the center. The government and forgetting many has moved to Khartoum because
[00:00:47] personal rights are not some parties that
[00:00:50] were stuck in history or stuck in the past are trying to describe the Sudanese
[00:00:54] government as the Port Sudan authorities, as some parties hostile to Sudan
[00:00:58] and rebellion and join use it. The Sudanese government has begun to operate from
[00:01:01] Khartoum. The international community has begun to move towards Khartoum
[00:01:05] and interact with Khartoum and with the legitimate government in
[00:01:08] Khartoum
[00:01:10] diplomatic missions in as a fixed fact, and that the legitimacy of Sudan is taken from
[00:01:13] to achieve
[00:01:15] the parties with which it is allied the diplomatic recognitions carried out by
[00:01:18] some important countries such as Turkey, Egypt, and the Sultanate of
[00:01:22] Oman, and before that,
[00:01:25] of course, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which
[00:01:28] their relations with sent its ambassador to Khartoum
[00:01:31] to present his credentials from Khartoum. This is one fact that is firmly established:
[00:01:35] Sudan has entered a stage of recovery. The recognition of
[00:01:38] the Sudanese government has become clear from
[00:01:41] Darfur and war in external parties and countries that send their ambassadors, which
[00:01:45] confirms this fact. So, how
[00:01:48] can this step be utilized, Professor Ibrahim, by
[00:01:51] Sudan to enhance its regional
[00:01:54] Sudan. Also, Turkey and international presence?
[00:01:56] Yes, first, there are some international and regional
[00:02:00] transformations that
[00:02:02] to eliminate the rebellion. the Sudanese state is closely following. What is happening in Sudan's vicinity
[00:02:06] is a serious matter that affects the geopolitical landscape. There is a state of
[00:02:09] internal conflict in Ethiopia, and the civil war in Ethiopia
[00:02:13] may have repercussions in the region's vicinity, or in Sudan's vicinity, or in
[00:02:17] the Red Sea region. Sudan's presence in
[00:02:20] international and regional interactions confirms that Sudan
[00:02:23] is a key state in the issue of establishing security and stability in
[00:02:26] this region. The other matter is that there are countries and there are
[00:02:30] entities that are working to establish a new reality for Sudan through
[00:02:33] accepting separatist groups, or recognizing them, or granting them a kind of
[00:02:37] tolerance, legitimacy. This is rejected, as the Sudanese
[00:02:41] government has said repeatedly in all forums. The parties that support the rebellion
[00:02:44] and ally with the parties that violate the rights of Sudanese people, or
[00:02:48] those that reject Sudan's rights to sovereignty, have lost all
[00:02:51] their bets. Therefore, what is happening now is a major
[00:02:55] change in favor of the Sudanese state, and the international community
[00:02:58] the People's Armed Forces on sees in Sudan a strong ally for the sake of
[00:03:02] investing in the state of
[00:03:04] Port Sudan or staying stability that Sudan may create through its active
[00:03:09] other tribes. role in its regional and international environment.
[00:03:11] Therefore, Sudan is a key state, as recognized by these countries that
[00:03:15] sent their ambassadors for accreditation.
[00:03:17] Uh-huh. Regarding the security situation, what
[00:03:20] with the martyrs messages can this
[00:03:22] allow it. And now there is step send by accrediting these ambassadors in
[00:03:24] Khartoum?
[00:03:27] Yes, there are some parties that are trying to obscure the facts in Sudan,
[00:03:31] trying to show that Khartoum is unstable, that the security
[00:03:36] operate from situation is unstable in Sudan, and that the Sudanese
[00:03:39] government will not be able to provide
[00:03:43] the elements of security in Sudan.
[00:03:45] the ability of native administrations to
[00:03:45] and that the situation in However, these steps refute these claims and confirm that
[00:03:48] Khartoum has become a stable, prosperous capital,
[00:03:52] where life has begun to return after the fierce war waged by the terrorist
[00:03:56] see in Rapid Support Forces group with regional and international support. Therefore, these
[00:03:59] steps confirm or consolidate in the minds
[00:04:02] of observers that Sudan has begun to recover,
[00:04:05] and that the capital of Sudan, Khartoum, has returned to
[00:04:11] contact with Sudan as an economic normal, and that ambassadors have begun to flock to Khartoum to be
[00:04:13] Yes, there is a state of accepted or accredited as ambassadors in Sudan. This matter,
[00:04:15] of course, will change a lot in
[00:04:18] Greetings to you. Let's watch this missions in the minds of everyone who follows the Sudanese issue, which has been distorted by the actions of some political
[00:04:22] parties that tried to change
[00:04:25] and commercial relations with the facts or obscure the facts before regional
[00:04:28] and local public opinion, as well as international public opinion. Therefore, these
[00:04:32] steps refute the facts that the groups that allied
[00:04:36] with the terrorist Rapid Support Forces group that transferred to the Sudanese
[00:04:40] people tried to promote, or the claims that they were promoting. Uh-huh. Well, Mr.
[00:04:44] aims to develop its economic relations with Ibrahim, what is the difference, in your opinion, between accrediting a new ambassador
[00:04:47] to Sudan and taking an actual decision
[00:04:52] of recovery or development in for this ambassador to resume his work from Khartoum?
[00:04:56] Yes, the situation in Sudan
[00:05:01] is improving every day,
[00:05:04] and I was in
[00:05:06] between Sudan and Saudi Arabia in should come and start their activities from Sudan a short time ago and I noticed the improvement in all aspects,
[00:05:09] the service aspects
[00:05:13] as well as the security
[00:05:16] aspects, and also at the social and living levels. There is a state
[00:05:19] of recovery in the Sudanese scene.
[00:05:22] And also, the state has begun to regain its keys or to regain
[00:05:25] its health through the performance of
[00:05:28] the service agencies in the Sudanese state, and also
[00:05:32] the security agencies performing their duties
[00:05:35] sufficiently. Therefore, for diplomatic
[00:05:39] missions to come to Khartoum and for their ambassadors
[00:05:43] or heads of these missions to present their
[00:05:46] credentials to Khartoum proves the fact that Sudan has entered
[00:05:49] a stage of recovery and we have overcome the state of war that tried
[00:05:53] to implant in the Sudanese citizen's
[00:05:56] convictions, and also to implant in the surrounding
[00:05:59] area of Sudan the view of war. Sudan
[00:06:03] has overcome this stage. There is a state of political recovery. There are efforts
[00:06:07] to move Sudan from a state of conflict to a state of
[00:06:11] social integration.
[00:06:13] All of these are efforts made by the Sudanese government
[00:06:17] through its various tools. The activation of
[00:06:22] Khartoum consolidates this narrative
[00:06:26] and confirms the fact that Sudan, that
[00:06:29] Khartoum is the capital of Sudan, and that the previous designations that
[00:06:33] tried to attach to the legitimate Sudanese government are not
[00:06:36] true. They called it the Port Sudan authority,
[00:06:40] as I mentioned, and they sometimes called it
[00:06:43] the Facebook authority, as some claim or some say,
[00:06:47] but in reality, things have changed and shifted in favor of the Sudanese
[00:06:50] people and the Sudanese state, according to what they perceive.
[00:06:53] Uh-huh. Well, Mr. Ibrahim, in your opinion, how will this
[00:06:56] step, the step
[00:07:00] of accrediting ambassadors in Khartoum, affect
[00:07:04] the countries that have not yet opened their embassies and moved their diplomatic
[00:07:07] mission headquarters to Khartoum yet?
[00:07:11] Perhaps, if I answer this question, I might
[00:07:15] reveal a secret that some of my brothers told
[00:07:18] me: that there is an ambassador of a North African country
[00:07:21] who claims that the situation in Khartoum is unstable, and
[00:07:24] there
[00:07:26] was an ambassador who intended to come to Khartoum, but he was told that the situation was unstable.
[00:07:30] This is the head of ambassadors or
[00:07:32] foreign diplomatic missions or the diplomatic mission
[00:07:36] or the head of ambassadors
[00:07:39] in Khartoum. The ambassador who narrates this
[00:07:43] story said that when I told him that I would come to
[00:07:46] Khartoum or go to Khartoum, he told
[00:07:49] me that the situation was unstable. This is an attempt
[00:07:52] by some parties within the diplomatic corps to
[00:07:56] instill the belief that Khartoum is not safe. However, when
[00:07:59] the concerned ambassador came to Khartoum and presented his
[00:08:03] credentials, it confirmed one fact: that Sudan, or
[00:08:07] Khartoum, has become stable. This may
[00:08:10] embarrass some countries that insist that or some diplomatic missions
[00:08:14] that insist on staying in in some
[00:08:18] regions in Sudan. This contradicts
[00:08:22] the current reality and data. Therefore, these
[00:08:25] steps will compel some diplomatic missions to move
[00:08:29] to Khartoum and perform their duties, given that the government
[00:08:32] has started its activities in Khartoum and that Khartoum
[00:08:35] has entered a state of recovery in all aspects.
[00:08:39] Therefore, I believe that countries will gradually
[00:08:42] come to present or diplomatic missions will gradually
[00:08:46] come to Khartoum to
[00:08:48] Khartoum, establishing legitimacy and confirming that
[00:08:52] Sudan,
[00:08:55] the capital of Sudan, Khartoum, has recovered,
[00:08:58] Sudan is moving towards or heading towards
[00:09:01] more recovery in all aspects, including political
[00:09:04] and diplomatic aspects. Okay, what
[00:09:07] are the implications of this statement, Mr. Ibrahim, that you talked about, that there are
[00:09:11] diplomatic entities
[00:09:13] that still consider Khartoum unsafe at this moment, despite all
[00:09:17] the changes and despite, I mean, all the instances
[00:09:20] of security stability that the country is witnessing?
[00:09:25] rigidity among some diplomatic
[00:09:30] Sudan, and they are dominated
[00:09:32] by the narrative of the enemy, or the narrative of the parties
[00:09:36] that are working to sabotage the situation of
[00:09:40] Sudanese people in the capital, and through
[00:09:43] drones and targeting through the psychological warfare
[00:09:47] waged by these parties that are hostile to the Sudanese people. These
[00:09:50] parties or these diplomatic missions are dominated
[00:09:54] by or their narrative was dominated by
[00:09:57] these parties. But in reality,
[00:10:01] the situation is not
[00:10:04] what some perceive. We, as Sudanese, and everyone
[00:10:07] who holds Sudan in high regard, acknowledge
[00:10:11] that Khartoum is the capital of Sudan, and
[00:10:15] all diplomatic missions
[00:10:18] Khartoum. These parties also have
[00:10:21] contacts with Western parties that are working to establish
[00:10:25] a strange reality in Sudan and are hostile to the Sudanese state.
[00:10:29] These parties have not come
[00:10:32] or have accredited their ambassadors in countries neighboring
[00:10:35] Sudan, in Kenya, in Ethiopia, to start
[00:10:38] or follow the situation in Sudan from these angles.
[00:10:41] Therefore, communication with these
[00:10:44] parties is what influences the convictions
[00:10:48] of these diplomatic missions that are currently in Port Sudan.
[00:10:51] Therefore, the Sudanese government
[00:10:54] must urge these parties, either through persuasion
[00:10:58] or through clarification,
[00:11:03] Khartoum so that
[00:11:06] reality that we are living in now, which is
[00:11:09] undoubtedly in favor of the Sudanese state and the legitimacy
[00:11:12] of the Sudanese state. Mr. Ibrahim, do you see any
[00:11:16] justifications for what these diplomatic missions
[00:11:19] have done, and their remaining
[00:11:22] until now in Port Sudan instead of the capital, which has
[00:11:26] witnessed complete stability?
[00:11:29] Yes, when he says it is the capital, perhaps
[00:11:32] they perceive it as such, or perhaps they are serving the narrative
[00:11:35] of the government or the narrative of
[00:11:40] abroad. There are many intersections in the Sudanese
[00:11:43] scene. The Sudanese government is cautious in dealing with
[00:11:46] these situations. It believes that
[00:11:50] anyone who wants to develop
[00:11:53] Sudan in all aspects, from the political side,
[00:11:56] from the economic side, from the security and military side, must come to
[00:12:00] Khartoum. These missions may be overtaken by time by
[00:12:04] their insistence on staying in Port Sudan, because Khartoum is
[00:12:07] the capital of Sudan, which the Sudanese army
[00:12:10] has clearly regained,
[00:12:14] and the situation has greatly improved.
[00:12:17] Everyone who comes to Khartoum notices this.
[00:12:20] Therefore, the claim that or the justifications provided by
[00:12:25] these parties are flimsy and cannot
[00:12:28] be relied upon. As I mentioned, the Sudanese
[00:12:31] government must expedite urging these diplomatic missions
[00:12:35] to start their activities from Khartoum to confirm or establish
[00:12:38] this improved reality in favor of the Sudanese
[00:12:42] people. The justifications also provided by these
[00:12:45] parties, claiming that there is no security in Sudan,
[00:12:49] is the issue of drones. The drones that this terrorist
[00:12:52] group, the terrorist Rapid Support Forces, uses. The Sudanese army
[00:12:56] has a sufficient air defense system
[00:12:59] that was able to shoot down, during the past
[00:13:03] days alone, and today also, drones coming from Ethiopia and other
[00:13:07] drones coming from the western strategic
[00:13:10] border from Chad. Therefore, the Sudanese
[00:13:14] army was able to
[00:13:16] impose security in Khartoum, and the security
[00:13:20] forces are performing their role sufficiently, and Khartoum's skies
[00:13:23] have become safe. And the Sudanese army has air
[00:13:27] superiority, according to all data. Therefore, there is no justification
[00:13:30] for these parties to remain in Port Sudan until now. Uh-huh.
[00:13:33] Well, Mr. Ibrahim, how will the resumption
[00:13:37] of diplomatic activity reflect
[00:13:40] on boosting trade, economic activity,
[00:13:43] investment, and Khartoum?
[00:13:47] Yes, Sudan is rich in great capabilities,
[00:13:50] and the world needs Sudan, and the region also needs Sudan. Sudan needs
[00:13:54] Sudan from the agricultural aspect. It was rich
[00:13:56] in its resources, mineral resources, and Sudan is rich
[00:14:00] in its human cadres.
[00:14:03] The problems we are facing now in the region are primarily economic problems,
[00:14:07] and Sudan's recovery
[00:14:09] will undoubtedly contribute to the recovery of economic
[00:14:13] stability in all countries that suffer from economic
[00:14:17] problems. Therefore, countries that
[00:14:21] Sudan an opportunity to develop their
[00:14:25] economic relations with Sudan are calculating their options carefully.
[00:14:27] For example, the Arab Republic of Egypt
[00:14:31] views
[00:14:34] partner. There are some obstacles
[00:14:37] that we are witnessing these days from
[00:14:40] some of the attacks that targeted miners. Discussing
[00:14:44] these issues directly is essential. Therefore, stimulating
[00:14:48] relations or strengthening economic
[00:14:50] Sudan is a key matter for the Arab Republic of Egypt, as well as
[00:14:55] Turkey, which sees Sudan as a great opportunity. Therefore, it is working
[00:14:58] to develop its relations and has not delayed
[00:15:01] in sending its new ambassador to present his
[00:15:05] credentials in Sudan. Turkey
[00:15:09] Sudan greatly. Also, the Kingdom
[00:15:12] of Saudi Arabia, perhaps in the coming days, we will see a state
[00:15:17] trade and investment relations between the two countries
[00:15:21] in issues related to common interests. There are Saudi companies that have begun
[00:15:24] to come to Sudan, and also, perhaps
[00:15:27] an investment trade forum will be held
[00:15:31] Khartoum. This is a new development. Therefore, all countries view Sudan
[00:15:35] as an opportunity to build trade
[00:15:38] relations that primarily serve Sudan's interests, and also the countries
[00:15:42] that support Sudan in this
[00:15:43] critical stage.
[00:15:46] Okay, Mr. Ibrahim, you talked
[00:15:50] about economic relations with Turkey and
[00:15:54] Saudi Arabia, specifically regarding the Turkish issue. In your opinion, what
[00:15:57] are the areas that can
[00:16:00] Sudanese-Turkish
[00:16:02] cooperation?
[00:16:04] Yes, Turkey is a key country in this region. Relations with
[00:16:08] it are important and strategic.
[00:16:11] The current Sudanese leadership sees relations with Turkey as
[00:16:15] a priority for considerations related to regional interests
[00:16:18] or the difficult regional situation. Therefore,
[00:16:24] Sudan at this stage as a key and necessary matter
[00:16:27] that serves Turkey's interests and primarily Sudan's interests.
[00:16:31] Sudan views the relationship with Turkey as
[00:16:35] a relationship of equality, not a relationship of handouts
[00:16:38] and grants. Therefore, Sudan is working to develop its
[00:16:42] investment relations with Turkey. There are Sudanese companies
[00:16:46] operating in the Turkish market, and also there are Turkish companies
[00:16:49] that have started operating in Sudan in the field of energy, as well as in agriculture,
[00:16:53] and in various fields, including
[00:16:56] industrial and agricultural industries.
[00:16:58] Therefore, or agricultural industry. Therefore, I believe
[00:17:01] that it is in Turkey's interest to support Sudan,
[00:17:05] and that Sudan benefits
[00:17:07] from the Turkish market, as it is one of the largest markets in this region.
[00:17:10] Sudan is a promising country with its immense capabilities,
[00:17:13] and also the state of stability that it has begun to witness may
[00:17:16] encourage Turkish businessmen to come to Turkey,
[00:17:20] and all of these are opportunities
[00:17:23] for Turkey and also opportunities for all
[00:17:26] countries that are working to develop their relations with
[00:17:31] undoubtedly has an opportunity
[00:17:35] through entering the Sudanese market to be able to
[00:17:37] address other markets, including African
[00:17:41] markets and other Arab markets, because
[00:17:45] Sudan, due to its geographical location and its geo-economic interconnections
[00:17:49] with the countries of the region, may encourage Turkey and Turkish
[00:17:52] economists and investors to benefit from Sudan's immense capabilities
[00:17:55] that it possesses. Professor Ibrahim Nasser, political
[00:17:59] analyst, thank you very
[00:18:07] Tonight, after the break.
[00:18:36] Welcome back. In light of the ongoing Battle of Dignity and its security
[00:18:40] and social repercussions, the native administrations in Darfur
[00:18:43] and Kordofan are moving to enhance their national role in supporting the armed
[00:18:47] forces and the supporting forces, and working to
[00:18:50] restore social cohesion and confront hate speech
[00:18:53] and division. A comprehensive meeting for the coordinations in the North
[00:18:57] Bahri region, during which the native administrations announced their support
[00:19:01] for the armed forces, and the commander who defected from the militia, Ali
[00:19:04] Rizqallah Al-Safna, renewed his call to the sons of the tribes
[00:19:07] who are involved in the rebellion to lay down their arms and return
[00:19:11] to the embrace of the homeland,
[00:19:14] based on the amnesty declaration issued by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.
[00:19:17] These movements open the door to questions about
[00:19:22] influence the course of the war and to bring back
[00:19:25] their sons from the ranks of the rebellion and contribute to
[00:19:28] uniting the internal front and protecting the social
[00:19:31] fabric in Darfur and Kordofan. Welcome
[00:19:35] and I welcome my guest,
[00:19:38] King Yaqoub Muhammad Quraida, King of the Masalit
[00:19:49] at Sudan
[00:19:50] TV.
[00:19:55] report and return to our discussion on Sudan
[00:19:59] tonight. The coordinations of the native
[00:20:02] administration in Darfur and Kordofan announced their unlimited support for the armed
[00:20:06] forces and the forces supporting
[00:20:09] them in the Battle of Dignity. This came during the comprehensive meeting
[00:20:13] of the coordinations in the North Bahri region, which was addressed
[00:20:16] by the commander who defected from the rebellious militia, Ali Rizqallah
[00:20:20] Al-Safna, who renewed the call to all sons
[00:20:23] of the tribes involved in the ranks
[00:20:26] of the rebellion to return to the embrace of the homeland and prioritize
[00:20:29] the supreme interest of the country. We appeal to all our brothers
[00:20:33] who are there, on the side of the militias,
[00:20:36] they must exert themselves and they must confront and
[00:20:39] they must break the barrier between
[00:20:43] the militia and the areas of the armed forces
[00:20:46] and free their other people. We came here, by God, we did not come to appear on
[00:20:50] the media every day. We came to tell you that, by God, brothers, we
[00:20:53] came from your hand to your hand. We and you
[00:20:57] are all under the umbrella of the armed forces, and we will advance tomorrow.
[00:21:00] Our battle is in Kordofan, and after
[00:21:02] Kordofan, our battle will be in Darfur. This is our first message.
[00:21:06] We say return to the embrace of the homeland, and this
[00:21:10] is the path that resembles you, and this is what will bring justice to your people, and this is what will make
[00:21:14] our homeland safe and stable. We need
[00:21:17] to cooperate. We need to collaborate. We need
[00:21:21] to oppose.
[00:21:25] And we need every one of our sons who are with the militia
[00:21:29] there. We strive that all our children come from
[00:21:33] their side. A number of chieftains, sheikhs, and nazirs
[00:21:37] in the states of Darfur and Kordofan affirmed their
[00:21:39] keenness for their sons to respond to the declaration of the Commander-in-Chief
[00:21:43] of the Armed Forces of amnesty for all who lay down their arms
[00:21:48] the national ranks. We
[00:21:51] and our efforts and all the people
[00:21:53] with us are supporters of the armed
[00:21:57] forces and supporters of any party that supports
[00:22:01] the armed forces
[00:22:03] the greater and desired goal,
[00:22:07] which is to defeat this rebellious
[00:22:10] militia. Sudanese army, brothers, a country without an army will not
[00:22:14] remain. It is impossible for them to convince us that without an army,
[00:22:17] the country will rise. No country will rise without an army. And brothers,
[00:22:21] we are 58 tribes. The right
[00:22:25] thing is that we stand with our army so that there
[00:22:28] is no new war in
[00:22:31] Sudan. Brothers, we must be humble
[00:22:35] and respect each other and appreciate each other
[00:22:39] and accept that we live with
[00:22:42] each other. The leaders of the native administrations
[00:22:45] pointed to the importance of ending hate speech
[00:22:48] and the necessity of working to unite the ranks
[00:23:20] Welcome back. I welcome again my guest, Mr.
[00:23:24] Yaqoub Muhammad Quraida, King of the Masalit
[00:23:26] in South Darfur State. Welcome. First, what are
[00:23:30] the political and social implications of this meeting, Mr.
[00:23:34] King? In the name of God,
[00:23:45] opportunity to congratulate
[00:23:48] the great victories in the Blue Nile and in Kordofan,
[00:23:51] and we hope soon, God willing, that Darfur will be completely liberated
[00:23:55] and Sudan will be completely liberated,
[00:24:17] the meeting that took place yesterday. The first
[00:24:20] in Bahri city, Al-Zakyab,
[00:24:24] north of Bahri. The main
[00:24:26] purpose is unity and rejecting
[00:24:29] hate speech and unity
[00:24:33] and supporting the armed forces completely
[00:24:37] and sufficiently until
[00:24:40] the armed forces are able to liberate
[00:24:44] Darfur in the near future.
[00:24:47] And perhaps the People's Armed Forces are performing
[00:24:50] their role in the framework of liberation,
[00:24:54] but we also need
[00:24:57] people to close ranks
[00:25:00] and support these forces with money,
[00:25:04] men, and moral support.
[00:25:07] All of us, as Darfur tribes and native
[00:25:09] administrations, agreed to play our role, even
[00:25:13] though some native
[00:25:16] administrations had a negative role in this
[00:25:20] and took a path of rebellion and the wrong
[00:25:24] path, because the message and function of the native administration
[00:25:28] is a social function and its primary task
[00:25:31] is to lead all the people
[00:25:34] to peace, stability, and reassurance, and not
[00:25:37] to lead them to war and not to lead them
[00:25:39] to hatred and hate speech, as we
[00:25:43] saw. The fighting doctrine and the
[00:25:47] moral support based on it and the rebellion are all
[00:25:50] about racist speech and hate speech
[00:25:53] and incitement in the hearts
[00:25:56] of other Sudanese. They also adopt
[00:25:59] hate speech, which is about actions
[00:26:02] and words that indicate
[00:26:05] racism and belittling
[00:26:09] individuals or groups.
[00:26:13] the meeting yesterday was for people
[00:26:17] to welcome anyone who returns to the embrace
[00:26:21] of the homeland and encourage others to return
[00:26:24] to the embrace of the homeland, because in the end,
[00:26:27] the malicious propaganda that
[00:26:29] the militia
[00:26:33] the rebellion
[00:26:35] to the embrace of the homeland will be treated badly, and the opposite is entirely true.
[00:26:39] I mean, anyone who returns will find respect
[00:26:41] and appreciation
[00:26:45] of the tragedies and crimes, even though
[00:26:50] lost with general amnesty and are preserved,
[00:26:53] and anyone who suffered personal harm has the right
[00:26:56] to pursue others and claim their right.
[00:26:59] But we intended by
[00:27:02] participating in that meeting that people
[00:27:05] send a positive message from two aspects:
[00:27:09] first, encouraging and congratulating the people who
[00:27:13] returned, and the second message to the people who are still
[00:27:16] in the ranks of the rebellion
[00:27:19] to return to the embrace of the homeland, and you will find all
[00:27:22] respect and all appreciation and all
[00:27:26] love and you will find
[00:27:29] everything that benefits you, God willing. I will return to this point. Let me ask an important question
[00:27:33] in this topic specifically, Mr. King,
[00:27:36] how can the native administration achieve popular
[00:27:39] support for the armed forces? What are the mechanisms
[00:27:43] for achieving this work? The mechanisms of the native
[00:27:46] administration are, first of all, that it must
[00:27:50] adopt a discourse
[00:27:54] reconciliation among all tribes
[00:27:58] so that people's hearts unite in love for
[00:28:01] the homeland. And working within the framework of building
[00:28:05] moral
[00:28:10] conditions and mobilizing
[00:28:13] its people, and it is certain that the native administration has
[00:28:16] a strong social impact on its people,
[00:28:19] and if intentions are sincere and all native administrations
[00:28:23] start with themselves and their people, they can provide great
[00:28:27] assistance, whether it is material assistance, human
[00:28:30] assistance, or moral assistance. We must
[00:28:34] reject hate speech
[00:28:37] and focus on brotherhood,
[00:28:41] and peace. And these
[00:28:44] are the ones who lead the native administration to succeed in its mission
[00:28:48] and unite the Sudanese
[00:28:50] people.
[00:28:52] And there are many examples in Darfur
[00:28:55] of reasons for people's
[00:28:58] unity. In the past, native administrations
[00:29:01] would appoint leaders from different native administrations and choose
[00:29:05] ambassadors from among themselves to represent these
[00:29:08] tribes in
[00:29:11] And so this cultivates
[00:29:15] affection and respect among people. True,
[00:29:18] these were primitive experiences in a society
[00:29:21] whose circumstances did not
[00:29:24] strong communication, whether
[00:29:28] it's the internet or other means.
[00:29:40] Organize visits to each other and hold
[00:29:44] meetings and seminars and reject hate
[00:29:47] speech and call for a speech
[00:29:50] of tolerance and a speech of the other. So, regarding the issue of
[00:29:54] reintegrating fighters from the ranks of the militia, how
[00:29:58] does this native administration
[00:30:02] convince these fighters from the ranks
[00:30:05] of the militia to return to the embrace of the homeland?
[00:30:07] The native administration
[00:30:11] convinces them through direct
[00:30:14] field leaders
[00:30:17] and by providing guarantees that
[00:30:19] if a person returns, they will receive full
[00:30:22] respect, full appreciation, and full evaluation,
[00:30:25] and will be a respected and honored person. If they want to be
[00:30:29] absorbed into the armed forces, it will be
[00:30:33] done in a proper and dignified
[00:30:35] manner. After that, he must
[00:30:39] explain to them during his address that
[00:30:41] the rebellion
[00:30:44] is nearing its end and has no
[00:30:47] project for people
[00:30:50] to fight for. Its project is looting,
[00:30:54] killing, dragging,
[00:30:57] and all abominations.