Jaber meets Sudanese community in Mauritania

Member of the Sovereignty Council, Assistant Commander-inChief of the Sudanese army, Lt. Gen. Ibrahim Jaber Ibrahim met the Sudanese community in Mauritania today, in the presence of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Hussein Al-Amin, and the Sudanese Ambassador to Mauritania, Ambassador Abdelhamid Al-Bushra

In his address to the community Jaber hailed the Sudanese people’s endurance of the humanitarian and security conditions, and their ability to overcome all circumstances and stand with his armed forces in order to purify the country from the defilement of the terrorist militia.
His Excellency said that the war led to the displacement of 16 million citizens from their homes, three million of them went to the neighboring friendly and brotherly countries, and the others were displaced to the safe cities and villages under the auspices of the armed forces, clinging to their land with pride and glory.
He described the war as economic and media, and a war of humanitarian aid, in which Sudan achieved victory after victory.
The Assistant Commander-in-Chief pledged to overcome all the obstacles and challenges facing the Sudanese community in Mauritania, especially visas and passports, appreciating the great role played by the Sudanese community in establishing the Central Chamber, which contributed to the operation of large numbers of people. Sudanese. Lieutenant-General Ibrahim Jaber urged the community to strengthen the national bonding and alignment in preparation for the post-war battle, expressing his appreciation for the great support provided by the Sudanese community in Mauritania to the armed forces and the citizens of food and medicine, stressing that Sudan is capable of production of enough food.