OPINION

Letter of Appreciation to President Sisi

By: Dr. Mamoun Ali Farah

Since the nightmare of April 15 of last year, Egypt has stood strongly in Sudanese human issues, and its doors were open wide to all the people of Sudan without discrimination.
His Excellency President Abdul Fattah El-Sisi continued the great Egyptian support that the country received in the temporary capital, the city of Port Sudan, and we were eyewitnesses as media on this matter with Mr. Ambassador Hani Salah this sincere brotherly support which is welcomed by Sudanese from all walks of life.

Egypt dealt with the Sudanese crisis in an ideal manner and is still opening its doors to the people despite the complex circumstances it is going through as a result of various variables in the reality of the economy and the turbulent regional situation with the Gaza war and Egypt’s multiple commitments.

All the people of Sudan know how much Egypt has provided to its people even before the eruption of the war in Sudan.

The steady increase in the numbers of Sudanese fleeing to is due to the security conditions that Sudan is going through.

With the ongoing b popular cohesion that now stands with the armed forces in restoring security, stability and eliminating the rebellion, it is apparent that the victory is around the corner.
This paves the way for the return of people to their cities and villages in the near future so that we can build our homeland, with the cooperation of our loyal brothers, especially the Egyptians who supported us and stood by us in this crisis, starting from His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who continued to take care of this matter and supported all the humanitarian support that arrived in the country, passing through the Egyptian Embassy in Port Sudan and the Consulate, His Excellency Ambassador Hany Salah, Ambassador Sameh Farouk, and the Consul of Halfa.

They are in continuous and continuous work to support this relationship, which extends to broader horizons and to different cooperation after the end of this war, which exhausted the nation and destroyed its capabilities, but at the same time showed us the strength of our people in Egypt and the kindness of their generosity, and that we are honestly one people.