Bahr El-Din Adam Karama Swears-in as West Darfur Governor

Bahr El-Din Adam Karama took the oath before the Head of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, 1st. Lieutenant General Abdul Fattah Al-Burhan as the Governor of West Darfur State, in the presence of the Secretary-General of the Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Mohamed Al-Gali Ali Yussuf, and the Head of the Judiciary in the Red Sea State, the representative of the Chief Justice.

The Governor of West Darfur expressed in a press statement after taking the oath his thanks to the Head of the Sovereignty Council for the trust he has placed in him, stressing his keenness to work with the Darfur Regional Government to establish security and stability and liberate the state from the filth of rebellion, saying, “I will be at an equal distance from all components of civil society in the state.”

The Governor praised the role of the Sudanese Armed Forces, the Joint Forces, the Popular Resistance and the mobilized forces, their steadfastness and their defense of Sudan’s sovereignty and the integrity of its territories in the Battle of Dignity.

The Governor saluted the martyrs of duty and the armed forces who responded to the call of the homeland in defense of its sovereignty, pride and dignity, headed by the martyr of the homeland, the heroic fighter Khamis Abdullah Abkar, the former Governor of West Darfur State and head of the Sudanese Alliance.
He added, “We will continue on the path of the martyrs.” Stressing the need to unify the national ranks among all components and sectors to support and back the armed forces to deter and defeat the terrorist militia and eliminate the Al-Dagalo settlement project.