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[00:00:03] have a very great impact on
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[00:01:00] The most important and latest news from Sudan TV. Welcome. The Sovereignty Council offered its condolences
[00:01:03] to the souls of the Sudanese citizens who died in
[00:01:06] the unfortunate incident that exposed a number of Sudanese
[00:01:10] miners in the border area between Sudan and the Arab Republic of Egypt.
[00:01:13] The Council expressed its sincere condolences and deepest sympathies
[00:01:17] to the families of the victims and their relatives. May Allah Almighty grant them
[00:01:21] His vast mercy and forgiveness, and inspire
[00:01:25] was the success from their families with patience, solace, and good consolation.
[00:01:28] you. And as we mentioned, a number of The President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council issued a decision to form
[00:01:31] a fact-finding committee that includes representatives from the Public Prosecution,
[00:01:35] and the relevant judicial and security authorities to investigate
[00:01:38] the circumstances of the incident and to ascertain all related conditions and facts.
[00:01:41] The Transitional Sovereignty Council affirmed that protecting the lives
[00:01:46] and all opinions will be live of Sudanese citizens, safeguarding their safety, and dignity is an inherent
[00:01:49] responsibility of the state.
[00:01:53] The members of the Constitutional Court took the oath before the President
[00:01:56] of the Sovereignty Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah
[00:02:00] al-Burhan, at the Republican Palace, in the presence
[00:02:02] its children. Defending of the Chief Justice. The Chief Justice
[00:02:04] the homeland, nations, of the Constitutional Court, His Eminence Dr. Wahbi Mohammed Mukhtar, affirmed
[00:02:07] that the court will begin performing its duties
[00:02:10] immediately.
[00:02:13] The Deputy Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Malik
[00:02:16] Agar, reviewed the overall activities and projects implemented by the International
[00:02:20] Committee of the Red Cross in Sudan. Agar listened, during his meeting
[00:02:23] with the Country Director, Head
[00:02:26] hours of broadcasting of the Committee's mission, Lorenz Kaffi, to a briefing on the activities
[00:02:30] related to the health sector, and the field of training,
[00:02:32] and contributing to the provision of drinking water. Agar affirmed the government's
[00:02:36] support for the activities of the Red Cross in Sudan, stressing the importance
[00:02:40] of avoiding political agendas
[00:02:42] and contribute to
[00:02:42] first about what and focusing on serving the Sudanese community, away from any external interference,
[00:02:50] which is a company specializing can be made in especially since this has been the mission's approach opportunities are available in for a long time. For his part, Kaffi expressed his appreciation for the support and facilities
[00:02:54] provided by the Sudanese government and the relevant authorities for the work of the Red Cross
[00:02:58] mission.
[00:03:02] that precedes The member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Dr. Nawara Abu
[00:03:05] the step Mohammed Tahir, reiterated the state's commitment to follow up on the necessary procedures
[00:03:08] the step to provide the requirements for operating the Agricultural Association project and bringing it into the production
[00:03:12] cycle during the upcoming winter season.
[00:03:14] that echoes in The Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Othman Hamza, explained that the meeting emphasized
[00:03:18] the need to join efforts and accelerate
[00:03:20] that echoes in the plan to complete the procedures related
[00:03:23] we urge all residents in to connecting electricity, operating pumps, and cleaning
[00:03:26] that resonates in the canal, in addition to completing the necessary preparations for the success of the winter agricultural season.
[00:03:32] The Prime Minister, Dr. Kamil Idris, held an emergency meeting with
[00:03:36] work on the members of the Amal government. The meeting discussed a number of important issues
[00:03:39] and files, foremost among them the study
[00:03:42] of an urgent plan's features in the coming days to adopt
[00:03:46] an austerity policy and reduce government spending,
[00:03:50] in addition to discussing economic measures aimed at alleviating the burden
[00:03:53] of living on citizens and improving living conditions.
[00:03:56] In this context, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Trade announced that the ministry
[00:04:00] had established eight outlets for discounted sales in Khartoum
[00:04:03] state, pointing to the launch of a project to sell
[00:04:06] bread at reduced prices which is scheduled to start
[00:04:10] soon in Khartoum and a number of
[00:04:13] need to improve our states, as part of efforts to the beginning of the journey, and what alleviate the burden of living on
[00:04:16] you wanted me to be a fire cannon, I would shoot at citizens. fronts, which made this reiterate that we have no problem with
[00:04:18] End of the bulletin. Thank you for your kind follow-up. Until we meet again in a future
[00:04:22] news service, we leave you in God's care
[00:04:25] this great and beautiful country, will enjoy and protection. Peace, mercy,
[00:04:26] five years. We want to move away from and blessings of God be upon you.
[00:04:31] faced a number of
[00:04:36] How can people trust to invest in
[00:04:46] partnerships with
[00:04:56] different and varied segments are
[00:05:09] it is beautiful, and we love this what are the areas that we, in this particular period,
[00:08:57] and beautiful melodies, dear viewer of Sudan TV
[00:09:00] and Pulse of the Nation, we meet on this day, hoping
[00:09:04] for a beautiful and happy day for all the people watching us everywhere,
[00:09:08] inside and outside Sudan. Welcome, dear viewers.
[00:09:11] The return of
[00:09:27] all citizens to all cities and states, to all
[00:09:31] Sudanese neighborhoods, all the people who left because of the war, may God
[00:09:34] willing, will return, and Sudan,
[00:09:38] security, safety, and stability, and we will return.
[00:09:41] All love to all streets, to all alleys,
[00:09:44] to all places that are emotionally connected
[00:09:47] to the Sudanese citizen and the Sudanese
[00:09:50] people.
[00:10:05] stations and a number of
[00:10:09] here, and a number of guests will also be with us
[00:10:13] in the studio to discuss a number of important topics for the dear viewer.
[00:10:17] It is always an invitation
[00:10:18] to follow.
[00:10:23] The depths of love.
[00:10:33] The live studios of Sudan TV. We always
[00:10:37] salute and commend the heroes of the Sudanese Armed Forces
[00:10:39] who are fighting battles and achieving
[00:10:43] very great victories on all
[00:10:46] Sudan. God willing, soon, security, safety,
[00:10:50] and reassurance will prevail in all cities and states of Sudan.
[00:10:54] The great and beautiful land will return,
[00:10:58] and what remains of the lands
[00:11:00] of Kordofan, the glorious Kordofan, and the best of sea,
[00:11:03] air, and land
[00:11:06] will return.
[00:11:14] The most beautiful.
[00:11:19] Welcome, dear viewers. And we draw the attention of the dear viewer
[00:11:23] through the official page of Sudan TV,
[00:11:27] Sudan.net, that, God willing, there will be
[00:11:31] some interaction, and we will read all comments and all participations
[00:11:35] from our dear
[00:11:37] viewers. Sudan is a country of blessings. This is the title of the post
[00:11:41] available on the TV page,
[00:11:44] as Sudan possesses many great agricultural,
[00:11:47] animal, and mineral
[00:11:50] resources, and immense human resources, dear
[00:11:54] viewer. But the most important question that
[00:11:57] arises is how do we utilize these capabilities
[00:12:01] to build a strong economy, provide
[00:12:05] job opportunities, and improve the lives of citizens?
[00:12:08] Share your opinion, dear viewer,
[00:12:11] on air, and we will all
[00:12:14] benefit to advance this good, beautiful,
[00:12:46] And a number of different and varied segments are present after two
[00:12:51] live on Pulse of the Nation.
[00:15:34] good, beautiful, and generous country, Sudan, the land of Sudan.
[00:15:37] The land of goodness and love, the land of solidarity and compassion
[00:15:41] among Sudanese people. And Sudan always
[00:15:44] reflects all the beautiful and wonderful details. Welcome,
[00:15:48] dear viewers, through Pulse of the Nation. And as we mentioned, a number of
[00:15:51] different and varied segments are coming up.
[00:15:54] We start this journey from North Kordofan with our colleague
[00:15:58] Salma Mansour and the voluntary return
[00:16:02] to homes, and how beautiful is the return
[00:16:05] and going back to homes with longing,
[00:16:07] love, and great emotional details.
[00:16:11] We follow
[00:16:13] and continue with you on Pulse
[00:16:18] of the Nation. From here, from the unified shelter center in the city
[00:16:22] of Al-Ubayyid, where the city embraced the tears
[00:16:26] and sorrows of the displaced for months, today begins
[00:16:29] the first steps of the voluntary and dignified return.
[00:16:32] The Humanitarian Aid Commission in North Kordofan State,
[00:16:35] in partnership with the Zakat Chamber and the Social Development Sector,
[00:16:39] launched the voluntary return
[00:16:43] program, announcing the return of the people of Um Dam
[00:16:46] Hajj Ahmed area to their homes after it was
[00:16:49] cleared of the defilement of the terrorist militia, and security
[00:16:53] was established thanks to the Armed Forces. Mohamed
[00:16:56] Hamed Al-Toumi, Director of Shelter Centers at the Humanitarian Aid Commission, said, "We
[00:17:00] are truly happy today to bid farewell to one of the
[00:17:03] convoys for voluntary return to the localities of North Kordofan.
[00:17:07] This truly comes within the framework
[00:17:11] of the policies of the government of North Kordofan State to move
[00:17:14] towards the voluntary return of all cities and villages that have become
[00:17:18] safe. We are truly grateful to the government of Kordofan for its great efforts
[00:17:22] regarding the issues of the displaced, and also grateful to the Armed
[00:17:25] Forces for their victories. We congratulate the Sudanese people and ourselves
[00:17:29] on the recent victories in the localities of West Bara and Sudiri
[00:17:32] locality, and a large part of
[00:17:35] the various states of North Kordofan.
[00:17:38] In fact, we at the unified shelter center have received more than
[00:17:41] 9,200 families
[00:17:44] during the displacement by the rebel militia
[00:17:47] for the arrivals. We are now, thank God, starting the recovery phase within
[00:17:51] the framework of voluntary return, and this is the fourth voluntary return
[00:17:54] to the states of Sudan and its various cities.
[00:17:57] It
[00:18:00] is not just the return of families to their villages,
[00:18:03] but it is an official announcement of the beginning of closing the shelter file.
[00:18:08] A return that carries all meanings of
[00:18:10] dignity after the commission completed
[00:18:13] all logistical arrangements to secure this
[00:18:17] journey in close coordination with the Armed Forces
[00:18:20] and all relevant authorities to ensure
[00:18:24] safe and stable arrival
[00:18:27] for every returnee. Yusri Ahmed Mohamed Hashim, Social Development Sector representative
[00:18:31] of the Director General of the Social Development Sector, in
[00:18:34] the framework of the voluntary return of communities
[00:18:38] and cities that have become safe, we bid farewell to
[00:18:41] our people
[00:18:44] to the safe and stable areas
[00:18:46] with free will and voluntary return, God willing,
[00:18:50] with a number of 54 families,
[00:18:53] 54 families with a number of 324 individuals.
[00:18:57] And
[00:19:00] camps and shelter centers to encourage voluntary return to areas
[00:19:04] that have become safe, because societies are built by the arms of their people,
[00:19:08] and we ask God to bless
[00:19:11] us with security and safety, and that all areas return to
[00:19:15] the embrace of the homeland. Now, the return is not complete without
[00:19:18] support. The Zakat Chamber attended as an essential partner in this
[00:19:22] journey. The return was not just transportation, but
[00:19:25] it was a solidarity. A package of cash
[00:19:29] and in-kind assistance was allocated by the Zakat Chamber to support returning
[00:19:32] families to help them repair what
[00:19:36] the militia destroyed and to rehabilitate
[00:19:38] homes. Warmth returns to the homes that
[00:19:42] the terrorist militia abandoned.
[00:19:45] I salute the victories of our Armed Forces on all
[00:19:50] day possible. The voluntary return to homes.
[00:19:54] We inaugurate the voluntary return to homes, and we are
[00:19:58] with them in hardship and prosperity. We tell them, "People help people,
[00:20:01] as long as loyalty is among them, and hardship and ease are days and hours." And the most generous
[00:20:05] of people in the afterlife is the man whose hand fulfills people's needs.
[00:20:08] We, God willing, will take care of them with honorable care
[00:20:12] and they will return to their families safe and sound.
[00:20:15] And after their return, God willing, for life to continue
[00:20:19] and for order to return in the various
[00:20:23] localities. This program has started and will continue
[00:20:26] until every displaced person returns to
[00:20:30] his home and lives his
[00:20:33] normal life. It is a return that preserves dignity
[00:20:36] and restores the community's cohesion, and confirms that
[00:20:40] the state is present with its services and that the will
[00:20:43] to build is stronger than attempts at destruction
[00:20:46] and displacement. Every family that returns today
[00:20:50] is a building block in the wall of the state's recovery and a message
[00:20:54] that life triumphs and that homes
[00:20:57] are eager to regain
[00:21:00] their people.
[00:21:05] Here ends the journey of displacement and begins
[00:21:09] the story of returning home. The people of Um Dam Hajj Ahmed
[00:21:12] leave the unified shelter center in the city of
[00:21:15] Al-Ubayyid, carrying
[00:21:18] memories, hope, and work. A commendable effort led by
[00:21:21] the Humanitarian Aid Commission in North
[00:21:25] Kordofan to turn the page of displacement and pain
[00:21:27] and open a new page of reconstruction, building,
[00:21:31] and returning home. Salma Mansour, Sudan TV,
[00:21:35] North Kordofan State, Al-Ubayyid
[00:21:38] city.
[00:21:40] Oh, the beauty of joy in returning home, returning
[00:21:44] to family, returning to loved ones. Thank you, Salma Mansour.
[00:21:47] Thank you to all family and loved ones here in
[00:21:50] North Kordofan. May this joy be for our people in
[00:21:53] South Kordofan, and for our people in Darfur, in its north, east,
[00:21:57] west, and center. God willing, security, safety, and stability will prevail.
[00:22:00] Sudan is a good and beautiful country and possesses a
[00:22:04] very large number of very great resources that if
[00:22:07] we invest them optimally, we will surely achieve the saying
[00:22:11] that Sudan is the food basket of the world. Welcome
[00:22:14] again, dear viewers. We welcome
[00:22:18] guests, God willing, will be with us sitting inside the studio in this
[00:22:22] episode. We are pleased in this segment to
[00:22:25] have Engineer Ahmed with us, sitting inside
[00:22:29] the studio. Engineer, welcome, and have a happy day. Hello
[00:22:32] to you. Have a happier day. Welcome, Engineer,
[00:22:36] and I mentioned Engineer Ahmed Al-Faki, a very
[00:22:39] well-known personality, but I wish we could give the dear viewer
[00:22:43] an introductory card about who
[00:22:46] Ahmed is. May God give you good health. Ahmed Hassan and Al-Rasoul Ali Al-Faki.
[00:22:50] I am proud to be one of the loyal children of this country, God willing.
[00:22:54] God willing. From the people of Al-Jazeera.
[00:22:57] I grew up in Al-Jazeera Al-Khadra.
[00:23:00] Al-Jazeera Al-Khadra, specifically Al-Muhaydat villages.
[00:23:04] Greetings to them here.
[00:23:06] Business strategy consultant. Founder of Souda
[00:23:09] Invest and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Value Company.
[00:23:13] Welcome, Engineer. We will start
[00:23:16] this dialogue, and its title is Sudan,
[00:23:20] the land of opportunities. And we all know that Sudan possesses a large
[00:23:24] number of different resources. If we start counting them,
[00:23:27] this episode might not be enough for us. So let's talk
[00:23:34] Sudan and what investments
[00:23:37] Sudan so that we can rise after
[00:23:40] the war. Well, it's easier to talk about the opportunities that are not available because
[00:23:44] Sudan is full of opportunities in a very big way.
[00:23:47] Sudan, the whole world looks at it as, as you
[00:23:51] just mentioned, the food basket of the world, and it is truly a land
[00:23:54] of promising investment opportunities. The profit
[00:23:58] rates available in Sudan are rates that can hardly be found anywhere
[00:24:01] else. God Almighty has blessed us with
[00:24:04] very many natural resources, meaning at the level
[00:24:08] of agriculture, at the level of animal
[00:24:10] and agricultural production, at the level of mining, underground
[00:24:14] and above ground,
[00:24:17] wealth available in Sudan, which needs us to make better use of it
[00:24:21] and be satisfied with that, meaning
[00:24:24] to sell it in the current way. We can
[00:24:26] value addition and add value
[00:24:30] to these resources so that we can benefit from them
[00:24:33] and achieve the maximum value, God willing. Excellent, since
[00:24:37] you are specialized in this particular field, can
[00:24:40] you analyze this problem? Could it be in planning? Is the problem in the lack
[00:24:44] of desire itself? Where is the core of the problem?
[00:24:47] Why are we not investing all these huge
[00:24:50] resources that we have, while many large countries
[00:24:54] wish they had 1% of them? I
[00:24:59] capabilities. We may
[00:25:03] planning and always look
[00:25:06] forward, look with a strategic vision to see what we need to do
[00:25:10] as a state, as ministries, as companies
[00:25:13] in the business world, after
[00:25:16] the good perspective
[00:25:20] of just trying to extract the available resources
[00:25:24] and get money from them, or as traders say,
[00:25:27] quick turnover. No, we should work on them, add value to them,
[00:25:30] and know where we are going in the future, and build
[00:25:34] successful countries
[00:25:37] that, well, provide us with or need
[00:25:41] our products and things. This is very important, I mean, the issue
[00:25:45] of partnerships, but partnerships with efficiency,
[00:25:47] where we benefit as we benefit others,
[00:25:53] everyone benefits and benefits others. Excellent. So
[00:25:58] in the current Sudan, can work on
[00:26:02] and invest in, which could
[00:26:05] the Sudanese economy in this particular period? We can
[00:26:09] invest in agriculture, improve our agricultural operations
[00:26:12] and add a value chain at the agricultural level, meaning for example, people should not
[00:26:16] be satisfied with exporting
[00:26:19] grains. They can work on , for example, oil
[00:26:22] presses, they can
[00:26:25] feed production, which enters into a second production cycle
[00:26:28] for, for example, poultry or other
[00:26:31] animal products.
[00:26:33] And sesame, for example, as we all know, people talk about it from this aspect, but I would like to add something
[00:26:37] very simple. The world is now shifting towards the digital
[00:26:40] economy and fintech, or financial
[00:26:44] applications. And I don't like to say that we have
[00:26:47] challenges. I say that these challenges are opportunities, or they are exactly
[00:26:51] opportunities that should be exploited. So the Sudanese market here
[00:26:54] needs these applications, which are
[00:26:58] applications available today, for example,
[00:27:01] Facebook, Twitter.
[00:27:04] And they have huge budgets. We can use this
[00:27:07] to achieve our goals in creating balanced partnerships
[00:27:11] between the private sectors and government sectors and the consumer.
[00:27:15] Very good. On a personal level, Engineer
[00:27:19] Ahmed Al-Faki, let's talk about your beginnings in
[00:27:22] the matter of investment and what you started with specifically and how
[00:27:27] the beginning?
[00:27:29] I honestly invested in several fields.
[00:27:35] But let's talk about the beginning of our investment
[00:27:38] and the beginning of the formation of Sudainvest, which
[00:27:42] is Sudainvest, when we noticed, at the time
[00:27:45] of the war, which we ask God to end and remove
[00:27:48] the distress, and to accept the martyrs
[00:27:50] and heal the wounded and return
[00:27:54] the captives. In times of crisis and when people
[00:27:58] were transferring their money outside the country, we saw that
[00:28:01] the country needed us. The country needed
[00:28:07] is not only with a rifle, but with all other
[00:28:09] aspects, economic aspects and media aspects, as
[00:28:13] you yourselves know. We were working
[00:28:16] in very complex security conditions,
[00:28:20] but thank God, everyone did their part. So we decided to do
[00:28:23] our part in the economic aspect, and we saw
[00:28:27] what the country might need most at that time.
[00:28:30] By meeting with organizations and companies in the private sector
[00:28:34] and government entities, we realized that we were
[00:28:37] expected or needed to provide seeds
[00:28:40] so that people could plant
[00:28:45] the country's food security. And we, at
[00:28:48] Sudainvest, formed a very distinguished partnership with AgroWays,
[00:28:53] in the agricultural field. We worked with them to produce
[00:28:57] seeds for wheat and seeds
[00:29:00] for corn. We worked with them on this, and thank God, we agreed and produced
[00:29:03] this, which contributed to providing thousands
[00:29:07] of acres that were planted, and I would like to point out a second point, which is that it
[00:29:11] opened the door and created many job opportunities
[00:29:14] for the local community, for young men
[00:29:16] and women. And from here, we moved on to implement
[00:29:20] other projects, other large projects in different fields.
[00:29:23] Exactly, we currently have a project that will be inaugurated on
[00:29:26] October 16th, the Value Food Products factory in
[00:29:30] Kassala State. This factory addresses a large
[00:29:34] part of the agricultural waste problems that occur, for example, in
[00:29:38] Kassala State. And all these projects are pilot projects. They are
[00:29:42] running, God willing, and when they achieve the desired results, and some of them have already achieved
[00:29:45] the desired results, but for example, the Value factory will start, God willing,
[00:29:49] during the coming period. If we succeed, we aim to generalize it to
[00:29:52] all states of Sudan. All states of Sudan will have factories
[00:29:56] of this type and size that contribute to solving many problems
[00:29:59] and creating a coherent environment for young people there. God
[00:30:02] willing, as a great motivator for young Sudanese
[00:30:06] investors. Specifically, what
[00:30:09] obstacles and problems did you face at
[00:30:15] opportunities were available to you and helped you to
[00:30:18] succeed and achieve this great success, so that it can be a message to all
[00:30:22] people watching, who can benefit from this speech?
[00:30:25] As for challenges, we always like to view them
[00:30:29] as opportunities. They are existing opportunities. People
[00:30:33] challenges, perhaps the biggest and most important of which was trust.
[00:30:39] Sudan amid the turbulent security situation
[00:30:42] in those days?
[00:30:45] However, this was our contribution and part of our message
[00:30:49] that the homeland needs you and finds you indispensable at this
[00:30:52] time. So you must contribute to diversifying
[00:30:55] your income sources and benefiting your country and your community.
[00:30:59] And