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[00:00:00] وعلوم وثقنه الحاسوب
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[00:01:26] This is today's news bulletin from Sudan TV. It
[00:01:30] includes the news bulletin, business and finance news,
[00:01:33] a tour of the states, and sports news. As usual, we begin the broadcast
[00:01:37] with the top headlines.
[00:01:39] was truly represented in this The head of the Sovereign Council issues a decision to form a committee to investigate
[00:01:42] the circumstances of the incident involving the Sudanese
[00:01:45] miners.
[00:01:48] Members of the Constitutional Court take the oath before the head of the
[00:01:52] Sovereign Council.
[00:01:56] During his meeting with the Red Cross delegation, Ajar stresses the importance of
[00:02:01] mechanisms, in addition refraining from political agendas and external intersections.
[00:02:07] role in
[00:02:08] They attacked us, defending support for the Red Cross activities in
[00:02:31] From the headlines to the details, welcome. The Sovereign
[00:02:34] Council mourns the souls of the Sudanese citizens who
[00:02:38] perished in the tragic incident that
[00:02:40] camp. This affected a number of Sudanese miners in the border
[00:02:43] area between Sudan and the Arab Republic of Egypt. The
[00:02:47] Council expressed its sincere condolences and deepest sympathies to the families
[00:02:50] a number of of the victims and their loved ones. May Allah Almighty
[00:02:53] bestow upon them His vast mercy and forgiveness, and
[00:02:57] inspire their families with patience, solace, and good comfort. The
[00:03:00] head of the Transitional Sovereign Council issued a decision to form a committee
[00:03:05] and stability in to investigate the facts, including representatives from the Public Prosecution
[00:03:07] and relevant judicial and security authorities, to investigate
[00:03:11] the circumstances of the incident and ascertain all
[00:03:14] related circumstances and facts, and to submit a report
[00:03:17] on the investigation's findings. The Transitional Sovereign Council affirmed that
[00:03:21] protecting the lives of Sudanese citizens and safeguarding
[00:03:24] their safety and dignity is a primary responsibility of the state, stressing
[00:03:28] transfers based on the need to deal with the incident seriously, in a way that ensures
[00:03:32] fronts are cleared of the truth is revealed and the borders are protected and respected. The leadership in
[00:03:36] the two brotherly countries has been in continuous contact since the moment the
[00:03:39] incident occurred, in order to ensure the protection of lives and the preservation of the relationship
[00:03:43] between the two brotherly peoples, and to know the circumstances
[00:03:46] of the incident and convey the facts to the
[00:03:48] public.
[00:03:54] The members of the Constitutional Court took the oath before the head
[00:03:57] of the Sovereign Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel
[00:04:01] Fattah Al-Burhan, at the Republican Palace, in the presence of the
[00:04:04] This meeting discussed a number of President of the Court. The President of the Constitutional
[00:04:07] Court, Maulana Wahbi Mohamed Mukhtar, affirmed that the Court
[00:04:10] will immediately begin performing its duties, expressing his appreciation
[00:04:14] for the trust placed in the members by the head of the Sovereign
[00:04:17] Council, stressing the Court's commitment to fully
[00:04:21] meeting also extensively carrying out its duties in protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens and performing all
[00:04:25] legal specializations stipulated in the Constitutional
[00:04:28] Court Law
[00:04:31] of 2005 and the Constitutional Document of
[00:04:34] 1900.
[00:04:38] I took the oath, and the head of the Sovereign Council,
[00:04:41] and my colleagues, the judges of the Constitutional
[00:04:44] Court,
[00:04:47] This meeting also took the legal constitutional oath before the President.
[00:04:50] And from this moment, God willing, after taking the oath,
[00:04:54] the work of the Constitutional Court will begin, after
[00:04:57] it has been fully constituted with all its
[00:05:00] members. Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds.
[00:05:05] them and expel And from this position, first, we thank the
[00:05:09] Presidency and we thank the head
[00:05:12] the oil system, of the Sovereign Council for the valuable trust they placed
[00:05:14] Sudanese youth, the learned judges,
[00:05:18] to perform their duties,
[00:05:22] preserving the freedoms and rights of citizens,
[00:05:25] and in performing all
[00:05:27] their legal specializations
[00:05:30] contained in the Constitutional Court Law of 2005
[00:05:34] and the Constitutional Document of
[00:05:35] 2019.
[00:05:39] The head of the Transitional Sovereign Council, Lieutenant General Abdel
[00:05:42] Fattah Al-Burhan, affirmed Sudan's interest in strengthening and developing
[00:05:46] Sudan's foreign relations in a way that serves the supreme interests of the Sudanese
[00:05:49] people. This came during his meeting at his office with the new
[00:05:53] Sudanese ambassadors to South Korea, Rwanda,
[00:05:56] Jordan, Uganda, and Indonesia,
[00:05:59] on the occasion of their farewell and their departure to their foreign posts.
[00:06:02] Ambassador Mohamed Ismail, Ambassador of Sudan to the
[00:06:06] Republic of South Korea, explained that the ambassadors
[00:06:09] received directives from the head of the Sovereign Council regarding the necessity
[00:06:12] of strengthening Sudan's relations with these countries in a way that benefits
[00:06:16] the Sudanese people and the peoples of these countries,
[00:06:19] affirming their determination to implement the instructions and advice
[00:06:23] of the head of the Sovereign Council regarding strengthening the mechanisms
[00:06:26] of foreign work. It is worth noting that the ambassadors are Ambassador Mohamed
[00:06:29] Ismail, Ambassador of Sudan to the Republic of South Korea,
[00:06:33] Ambassador Al-Hadi Siddiq, Ambassador of Sudan to Indonesia,
[00:06:36] Ambassador Mohamed Bashir Abu Namou, Ambassador of Sudan to Rwanda,
[00:06:40] and Ambassador Abbas Mustafa.
[00:06:44] And Ambassador Kamal Ali Othman, Ambassador of Sudan to the
[00:06:47] Hashemite Kingdom of
[00:06:48] Jordan.
[00:06:53] The Vice-President of the Sovereign Council, Malik Agar, was briefed on the overall
[00:06:57] activities and projects being implemented by the International Committee
[00:07:00] of the Red Cross in Sudan. Agar listened, during his meeting with
[00:07:03] the country director, head of the committee's mission,
[00:07:06] Lorenzo Carpi, to an explanation about the activities
[00:07:10] related to the health sector and the field of training
[00:07:13] and contributing to the provision of drinking water. Agar affirmed the government's
[00:07:18] Sudan, stressing the importance of refraining from
[00:07:21] political agendas and focusing on serving
[00:07:24] the Sudanese community away from any external interventions, especially
[00:07:28] since this has been the mission's approach for a long time. For his
[00:07:32] part, Carpi expressed his appreciation for the support and facilities
[00:07:35] provided by the government of Sudan and relevant
[00:07:38] authorities for the work of the Red Cross mission.
[00:07:45] The member of the Sovereign Council, Lieutenant General Engineer Ibrahim Jaber, chaired the periodic
[00:07:49] meeting of the Economic Performance Monitoring Committee. The
[00:07:53] meeting discussed a number of current economic issues related
[00:07:56] to improving people's livelihoods and ways to provide a decent life
[00:08:00] for citizens. The Minister of Culture, Information, Tourism and Antiquities,
[00:08:03] Khalid Al-Eisa, stated that the meeting discussed ways to generalize the electronic
[00:08:07] collection experience to all states, in addition
[00:08:10] to completing and equipping all border
[00:08:13] crossings and land ports to control trade
[00:08:16] with neighboring countries. The Minister said that the meeting stressed the need
[00:08:20] to educate citizens about the advantages of the "Baladna" platform and its
[00:08:23] positive effects, and the importance of moving towards electronic payment through
[00:08:27] the "Esalati" service for collection, and to protect
[00:08:30] public funds and serve citizens and combat all forms of wasting
[00:08:34] public funds. Al-Eisa added that the meeting pointed to the importance of controlling
[00:08:38] commercial and personal bank
[00:08:41] official documents, in addition to obliging banks to improve banking
[00:08:45] transactions within the plan to improve the national
[00:08:48] economy. The Minister of Culture indicated that the meeting approved the need
[00:08:52] to combat tax evasion and improve the performance of financial
[00:08:55] systems to control export revenues and combat
[00:08:58] smuggling and push the strategic plan
[00:09:02] to increase national exports. The Economic
[00:09:05] Performance Monitoring Committee held its 34th
[00:09:08] meeting, chaired by Lieutenant General Engineer Ibrahim Jaber
[00:09:11] Ibrahim, member of the Sovereign Council and Assistant Commander-in-Chief.
[00:09:17] economic issues, most
[00:09:19] notably, the generalization of the electronic collection experience to all
[00:09:23] Sudanese states. It also discussed
[00:09:26] the completion of equipping border crossings and land
[00:09:29] ports to control trade with neighboring countries. This
[00:09:34] discussed the necessity of preparing
[00:09:37] and informing the Sudanese people about the advantages of the
[00:09:41] "Baladna" platform, its positive impact, and the necessity of moving towards electronic payment
[00:09:45] through the "Esalati"
[00:09:48] service for collection, in order to ensure payment,
[00:09:52] protect public funds, serve citizens,
[00:09:55] and combat all forms of wasting public funds.
[00:10:00] stressed the necessity of controlling commercial
[00:10:03] and personal bank transfers based on official documents.
[00:10:07] The meeting also discussed obliging banks to improve
[00:10:10] banking transactions, which is part of the plans to improve
[00:10:14] the national economy. This meeting also stressed
[00:10:17] the necessity of combating tax evasion
[00:10:21] and also improving financial systems to control export
[00:10:24] revenues, combating smuggling, and pushing towards the strategic
[00:10:28] plan to increase national exports. Certainly, this is
[00:10:32] a series of meetings that the state is working on
[00:10:34] to strengthen
[00:10:37] the objective foundations and prepare the infrastructure
[00:10:40] for a Sudanese national economy built on modern knowledge-based
[00:10:44] and technological values, so that it contributes
[00:10:47] positively to alleviating the suffering of the citizen
[00:10:50] and improving people's livelihoods, and also advancing
[00:10:54] the Sudanese state.
[00:10:56] The member of the Transitional Sovereign Council, Dr. Nawara Abu
[00:11:00] Mohamed Tahir, reaffirmed the state's commitment to following up on the necessary
[00:11:03] procedures to provide the requirements for operating the Al-Jami'a agricultural
[00:11:07] project and bringing it into the production cycle
[00:11:10] in the coming winter season. The Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Osman Hamza, stated that
[00:11:14] the meeting emphasized the need to join efforts and expedite
[00:11:17] the steps to complete the procedures related to connecting
[00:11:20] electricity, operating pumps, and cleaning
[00:11:22] canals, in addition to completing the necessary preparations to ensure the success
[00:11:26] of the winter
[00:11:27] agricultural season.
[00:11:33] expedite the resolution of
[00:11:36] existing problems
[00:11:38] so that the
[00:11:41] the winter season, which is only a
[00:11:44] few days away. We also thank the people of the region,
[00:11:48] brother Al-Muk Mohamed Ajib,
[00:11:51] and brother Al-Muk Ghanim before him.
[00:11:56] And also the board of directors, represented by brother
[00:11:59] Al-Tayeb Mudawi and his colleagues on the board of directors of the
[00:12:02] Al-Jami'a project, as well as the Ministry of Agriculture, Khartoum
[00:12:05] State, and their local
[00:12:07] government in Omdurman. They all agreed that we must
[00:12:11] expedite the remaining steps, including connecting
[00:12:14] electricity, operating pumps,
[00:12:18] cleaning
[00:12:19] canals,
[00:12:22] and carrying out the necessary preparations to ensure the success of the winter season.
[00:12:41] Welcome. The General Command of the Armed
[00:12:44] Forces issued a press statement that said: With the help of
[00:12:48] Allah, our air defenses were able to shoot down an enemy
[00:12:52] strategic aircraft near the Wad Al-Mahi area in Blue
[00:12:55] Nile State, where it was tracked from the moment it
[00:12:58] crossed the Sudanese border, coming from
[00:13:02] Ethiopia. The Governor
[00:13:05] of Blue Nile
[00:13:10] Region, Lieutenant General Ahmed Al-Omda Badi, condemned the repeated
[00:13:13] violations against unarmed civilians in the Um Darfafa area
[00:13:17] of Wad Al-Mahi locality due to attacks by
[00:13:20] terrorist militias' drones and the targeting of civilian
[00:13:24] targets and educational institutions at Damazin Technical College,
[00:13:27] reiterating his confidence in the Armed Forces and their supporting forces
[00:13:31] and their ability to cleanse all fronts of the terrorist
[00:13:35] militias and their allies.
[00:13:38] We appeal to the regional community
[00:13:40] and the international community,
[00:13:44] and we condemn in the strongest terms the barbaric
[00:13:47] acts of the militia in the Blue Nile region. This
[00:13:50] is classified under
[00:13:53] the category of crimes against humanity in the Blue
[00:13:56] Nile region. So, we also went to
[00:13:59] one of the service institutions, which is the College
[00:14:02] of Technology, a scientific college
[00:14:06] that was systematically destroyed under the pretext
[00:14:09] that the militia is actually trying to empty
[00:14:13] Damazin city. So, I say,
[00:14:16] for those who support the militia, you
[00:14:19] are only creating hatred for the people and the people of
[00:14:23] the Blue Nile region. The militia will not win.
[00:14:26] The militia will not win. Our army will remain the national army
[00:14:30] stationed on the borders or on the front
[00:14:33] lines. The popular resistance in
[00:14:37] Um Darfafa area of Wad Al-Mahi locality also announced the defeat
[00:14:41] of the terrorist militia and the seizure of a quantity of equipment, inflicting
[00:14:45] losses in lives and equipment on the militia.
[00:14:48] The people are one, we are steadfast in Um Darfafa, we have no
[00:14:52] retreat. The army is strong, one army.
[00:15:25] Thank God, they used force and were able
[00:15:28] to defeat them from the
[00:15:31] country. They drove them out. When
[00:15:34] they shot at us, there were martyrs.
[00:15:38] There were injured, but thank God, they
[00:15:41] did not disperse them. Their morale was not broken. Thank
[00:15:44] God, they remained steadfast. The forces remained
[00:15:47] steadfast, and the citizens, thank God, took
[00:15:50] nine women from them, who are now with us. They wanted our
[00:15:54] money and all our belongings, but by God's will, we were able to defeat them,
[00:15:58] and they are leaving, God willing. We are with
[00:16:01] the armed people as one, God willing. One people, one
[00:16:05] army behind the people's forces in the city of
[00:16:08] Seven. We are all united, we are not afraid of drones,
[00:16:12] and we stand behind the army, God willing. And God
[00:16:15] willing, we are with the army, heart and soul.
[00:16:18] In the Um Darfafa area of Wad Al-Mahi locality, the chapters of
[00:16:22] a painful humanitarian tragedy are unfolding after
[00:16:25] deliberate targeting by terrorist militias' drones
[00:16:28] and their allies, resulting in
[00:16:31] severe injuries to a number of children, women, and elderly people,
[00:16:34] in a scene that reflects systematic crimes against
[00:16:38] unarmed civilians and innocents.
[00:16:40] Children
[00:16:44] who are not more than one
[00:16:47] year old suffered
[00:16:50] severe injuries as a result of a drone attack
[00:16:53] carried out by the terrorist militia and its allies
[00:16:57] in the Um Darfafa area, in a scene that embodies
[00:17:01] the brutality of war on innocent and helpless people.
[00:17:05] They broke our children and didn't leave us anything.
[00:17:28] Citizens about the extent of human suffering
[00:17:31] and document tragic scenes
[00:17:34] that embody the reality of civilians in
[00:17:37] the face of attacks by the terrorist militia and its allies,
[00:17:41] the rebellious militia.
[00:17:45] the killing of women and children,
[00:17:48] and imprisoning people, and taking people's money.
[00:17:52] They are traitors, people who have no
[00:17:55] integrity, no conscience, people
[00:17:58] whom God does not bless. In response to this
[00:18:01] suffering, the government of Blue Nile Region
[00:18:05] visited the Damazin Military Hospital to check on
[00:18:09] the conditions of the injured and follow up on their
[00:18:12] medical and humanitarian needs. We inspected the conditions
[00:18:15] of the citizens in the military
[00:18:18] great army is doing
[00:18:21] a great job, whether in treatment or humanitarian
[00:18:25] services. Frankly, what we saw
[00:18:28] today is very heartbreaking.
[00:18:31] Children aged
[00:18:35] six months, these are the ones who were
[00:18:38] injured in the Um Darfafa area. Women,
[00:18:41] most of the injured are innocent citizens, unarmed
[00:18:45] citizens, and all of this is the work of the militia,
[00:18:48] the militia that is regionally
[00:18:51] supported, which commits
[00:18:54] crimes against humanity.
[00:18:58] No matter what the terrorist militia does by targeting
[00:19:01] unarmed civilians with drones, the Sudanese people will remain
[00:19:05] behind the armed forces until all
[00:19:10] rebellion. Omdurman, Sudan TV, Blue
[00:19:13] Nile Region.
[00:19:29] We continue reading the topics of today's news broadcast from Sudan TV.
[00:19:33] The Prime Minister, Dr. Kamal Idris, held an emergency
[00:19:36] meeting with the government of Amal. The meeting discussed
[00:19:40] a number of important issues and files,
[00:19:43] primarily studying the features of an urgent plan in the coming
[00:19:46] days to adopt an austerity policy and reduce government
[00:19:49] spending, in addition to discussing economic measures aimed at
[00:19:53] alleviating the burden of living costs for citizens and improving living
[00:19:57] conditions. In this context, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Trade announced
[00:20:00] that the ministry has established eight outlets for discounted sales
[00:20:04] in Khartoum State, indicating that work is underway to launch a project
[00:20:08] to sell bread at discounted prices, which is scheduled to start
[00:20:11] soon in Khartoum and a number of states,
[00:20:15] as part of efforts aimed at alleviating the burden of living costs for
[00:20:18] citizens.
[00:20:22] The strategic expert, Professor Mohamed Hussein Abu
[00:20:25] Saleh, after the conclusion of the Strategic Hope Forum, affirmed
[00:20:29] that their participation as a strategic team in the forum was
[00:20:32] aimed at providing technical support for the work of the National Council for Strategic
[00:20:36] Planning. The collective mind was formed during the agreement
[00:20:40] on 35 systems, which are integrated projects. The system
[00:20:43] project is a number of projects. For example,
[00:20:49] for example, includes agriculture,
[00:20:53] silos, oilseed storage,
[00:20:56] factories, electricity, water harvesting, the technical
[00:21:00] school in agriculture, and oil industry
[00:21:03] technology. Scientific research,
[00:21:06] innovation, that is, even the hospital,
[00:21:09] integrated projects. The relevant legislation
[00:21:13] and quality
[00:21:16] and developed. Through this work, we ensure a collective
[00:21:20] mind. This is a system specialized in gas and textiles, a system
[00:21:23] specialized in animal production, and so on in the field of strategic
[00:21:27] commodities: ethanol production, bioenergy, jet fuel, and
[00:21:29] so on. Now the planning challenge
[00:21:33] is over, and the implementation challenge begins.
[00:21:36] The representative of the Federation of Employers, Engineer Zahra
[00:21:40] Osman Murad, participated in the work of the Strategic Hope Forum on the plans,
[00:21:44] programs, and projects of the ministerial sectors, praising
[00:21:47] the scientific papers discussed in the forum and the modern
[00:21:51] economic proposals to enhance the role of the private
[00:21:56] forum was the Strategic Hope Forum
[00:22:00] under the slogan "Clear Vision, Unified
[00:22:03] Strategy, and Disciplined Implementation." And thank God, it was
[00:22:07] a very successful
[00:22:10] forum, and under the patronage of the
[00:22:13] Prime Minister, Dr. Kamal Idris.
[00:22:16] And papers were presented that were very useful.
[00:22:20] Professor Mohamed Hussein Abu Saleh
[00:22:23] and Professor Al-Hafeez. So the private sector
[00:22:29] important forum.
[00:22:33] a very important opportunity to present a practical
[00:22:36] and sustainable vision for the national
[00:22:40] economy. And it was based on modern management
[00:22:42] concepts. Regarding modern strategic
[00:22:46] management. And we, in fact,
[00:22:49] had many proposals from the Federation of Employers.
[00:22:52] Among these proposals, we wanted the private sector's
[00:22:57] highlighting these
[00:23:00] theoretical projects and
[00:23:04] sustainable development
[00:23:06] projects. The Minister of Interior,
[00:23:10] First Lieutenant General of Police, Babiker Samra Mustafa, met with the Ambassador
[00:23:13] of the Republic of Turkey to Sudan, Ambassador Fakhri Turkare
[00:23:17] Oba, in the presence of Ohan Ogadan,
[00:23:20] Advisor to the Minister of the Turkish Ministry of Interior
[00:23:23] at the Turkish Embassy in Khartoum, and the Head of the Passports and Civil
[00:23:26] Registry Authority, Major General of Police, Othman Mohamed Al-Hassan Dinkawi, and Major General
[00:23:30] of Police, Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Al-Amin, Director of the General Department of International
[00:23:34] Cooperation, and representatives of the Customs and Civil Defense Forces.
[00:23:38] The meeting reviewed the importance of coordination and cooperation between the Ministries
[00:23:41] of Interior in the two countries in various training fields
[00:23:44] to qualify and raise the capabilities of police personnel, in addition to
[00:23:48] activating cooperation agreements signed between the Ministries
[00:23:51] of Interior in the two countries to support security
[00:23:55] both countries.
[00:24:00] The National High Authority supervising the mine action
[00:24:04] and war remnants program held a meeting chaired by the
[00:24:07] Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Hassan Dawoud Kabroun.
[00:24:10] The meeting discussed the repercussions of the war and the unexploded ordnance
[00:24:14] it left behind, and explored ways to intensify efforts to remove them
[00:24:17] and enhance public safety.
[00:24:20] The meeting directed to double the efforts of removing war
[00:24:23] remnants and securing targeted areas, while giving
[00:24:26] utmost priority to clearing the export road and diplomatic
[00:24:30] missions' headquarters in the capital. For his part, the Director
[00:24:33] General of the National Mine Action Center, Colonel
[00:24:37] Mutasim Maki Mohamed, reviewed the plans and programs of the center aimed
[00:24:40] at intensifying field survey and clearance operations and identifying
[00:24:44] mine-contaminated areas. For his part,
[00:24:47] the Director of Safety and the Director of Peace
[00:24:51] and Humanitarian Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Jaafar Soumi
[00:24:54] Toutou, discussed the diplomatic and humanitarian dimensions of these
[00:24:57] efforts, emphasizing the integration of roles to ensure the safe return of diplomatic
[00:25:01] missions. War remnants, including
[00:25:05] unexploded ordnance. The meeting
[00:25:08] approved the continued work of the National Mine Action Center in the
[00:25:12] field of war remnants and unexploded
[00:25:16] ordnance. His Excellency the Minister of Defense, Head
[00:25:20] of the High Commission, emphasized the need to work on clearing the export road, which is considered a
[00:25:24] strategic national road.
[00:25:26] Also, work is being done on surveying all
[00:25:30] embassies and diplomatic missions within Khartoum State.
[00:25:34] The efforts of the National Mine
[00:25:37] Action Center continued in preparing the environment
[00:25:39] and removing pollution and war remnants
[00:25:43] so that the citizen can enjoy
[00:25:45] safety and security, leading to the return of citizens to
[00:25:49] their areas, especially in Khartoum State, which
[00:25:52] witnessed a significant and commendable activity from
[00:25:56] the National Mine Action Center. We assure all citizens
[00:25:59] and all ambassadors and
[00:26:04] organizations that Khartoum is safe, and with the same
[00:26:06] effort that the center is doing,
[00:26:10] it will do in other states until
[00:26:13] the last point is liberated, God willing. The center
[00:26:17] needs real support, and all that has been done is purely
[00:26:20] national support, but we need
[00:26:23] all organizations. There are international organizations
[00:26:28] the field of mine clearance. So we invite
[00:26:33] them to be present
[00:26:36] center.
[00:26:38] The Minister of Finance, Dr. Jibril Ibrahim, stressed the importance
[00:26:42] of enhancing coordination between indebted countries and unifying
[00:26:45] their positions on debt and development finance
[00:26:48] issues, in a way that supports
[00:26:51] and expands opportunities to obtain concessional financing, and enhances
[00:26:55] the ability of developing countries to face economic crises. This came during
[00:26:59] Sudan's participation in the Indebted Countries Platform meeting
[00:27:03] on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group
[00:27:07] meetings in Bangkok. The Minister stressed the importance of utilizing
[00:27:11] the platform to enhance collective dialogue with international
[00:27:16] pointing to the importance of benefiting from the platform in developing institutional
[00:27:20] capabilities for public debt management, reiterating
[00:27:23] Sudan's readiness for effective participation in the platform's work
[00:27:26] and exchanging experiences with member
[00:27:28] countries and development partners.
[00:27:32] On the sidelines of the annual meetings of the International Monetary
[00:27:35] Fund and the World Bank Group in Bangkok, the Minister of Finance, Dr. Jibril
[00:27:39] Ibrahim, discussed with the Director General of the Thai International Cooperation Agency
[00:27:42] ways to develop bilateral cooperation between Sudan and Thailand
[00:27:46] within the framework of African-Thai cooperation, in a way that enhances
[00:27:50] development partnership and supports economic and productive priorities in
[00:27:53] Sudan. Both sides stressed the importance of signing
[00:27:56] a memorandum of understanding to frame joint cooperation and identify its
[00:28:00] areas and implementation
[00:28:04] the annual African-Thai
[00:28:05] Forum.
[00:28:10] The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum, Engineer Ali Abdel Rahman,
[00:28:14] directed to expedite the provision of transformers and ensure the flow of fuel
[00:28:17] to White Nile State. This came during his meeting with the Governor of White Nile State,
[00:28:21] Lieutenant General Gamar Al-Din Mohamed Al-Mawla. The meeting discussed expediting
[00:28:25] the procedures for providing transformers for the state and enhancing its supplies of
[00:28:28] petroleum products. He directed the electricity sector to expedite the procedures for providing
[00:28:32] transformers for the state due to the attacks of the terrorist
[00:28:36] militia and production activities, stressing the importance
[00:28:40] of expanding cooperation horizons and developing future visions
[00:28:43] for the development of agricultural projects in the state. The
[00:28:46] meeting was fruitful, constructive, and good.
[00:28:50] During it, we discussed
[00:28:53] issues that concern the Red Sea
[00:28:56] State and also concern
[00:29:00] the Sudanese Agricultural Bank, given that it was
[00:29:03] the administrative capital that housed all
[00:29:07] government institutions, most notably the Sudanese
[00:29:11] Agricultural Bank. In fact, we discussed the role
[00:29:15] of the Sudanese Agricultural Bank in developing the storage
[00:29:18] and silo process in Red Sea State,
[00:29:22] where we informed His Excellency the Governor that the state
[00:29:25] will have a significant share in the establishment
[00:29:29] of a number of silos within the port. Red Sea.