Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council Chairman and Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, expressed his thanks to Egypt, affirming that Egyptian nationals residing in Sudan enjoy full security and care. He stressed the importance of continuing cooperation and revitalising bilateral trade to strengthen the interests of both countries.
Al-Burhan made these remarks during a public gathering in the city of Wadi Halfa in northern Sudan. He extended his greetings to the residents of Wadi Halfa and the Northern State, praising their historic sacrifices and their support for what he described as the “Battle of Dignity.”
Al-Burhan: The Banks of the Nile Remain a Source of Civilisation, History and Human Values
Al-Burhan affirmed that the banks of the Nile will remain a source of civilisation, history and human values. He also highlighted the sacrifices made by the people of this historic region for the construction of the dam.
The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council stressed the Sudanese state’s commitment to addressing service-related problems and the issues facing the region. He also called for greater efforts to advance the agricultural sector as a key means of achieving food security in Sudan.
Al-Burhan: There Is No Place for Agents, Traitors or Mercenaries in Sudan
Al-Burhan reiterated that there is no place for any agent, traitor or mercenary in Sudan. He noted that the country’s doors remain open to all Sudanese who seek peace, wish to return home or are willing to engage in dialogue, while firmly rejecting any external dictates.
Al-Burhan said the gathering represented a practical message of solidarity between the Sudanese people and their leadership. He affirmed that the Sudanese people alone have the right to determine their own future and choose who governs them through elections.
The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council also paid tribute to the forces stationed on all fronts to defend Sudan’s sovereignty, security and stability, reaffirming the determination to eliminate the rebel militia.
Al-Burhan Inspects Services and Living Conditions in Bayouda, Northern State
As part of his tour of the Northern State, Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan visited the Bayouda area, where he reviewed the overall situation and the level of essential services provided to residents.
Al-Burhan also visited the Idrisid Sufi order’s religious centre, the Masid of Al-Sayyid Al-Kamil Al-Idrisi, in Bayouda. He praised the role of Sufi orders in society, describing them as beacons of truth, guidance, national unity and popular solidarity.
The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council affirmed that these Sufi orders uphold moderation and reject religious extremism and excess. He praised their contribution to strengthening the foundations of national unity.
Al-Burhan: Agriculture Is a Top Priority; We Are Working to Resolve Problems Facing Agricultural Projects
General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan said his visit to the area was intended to review the challenges facing agriculture in the Northern State, particularly those affecting the three agricultural projects in Al-Burayq, Karma and Al-Dafoufa.
He noted that the state gives the agricultural sector the highest priority, describing it as Sudan’s safeguard. He affirmed that work was under way to resolve all problems affecting agriculture to ensure that the winter planting season could be reached in time, particularly given the significant shortage of rainfall across Sudan.
Al-Burhan added that considerable attention would be given to agricultural projects in the White Nile and Al-Jazirah, as well as projects in the River Nile State and the Northern State, alongside the Sondos, Al-Salait and Soba projects.
He explained that these efforts aim to achieve food security and improve citizens’ livelihoods.
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