Gibril Ibrahim: The return of citizens to the liberated areas contributes to accelerating the wheel of production

The Justice and Equality Movement continued the Returning Initiative by operating 25 buses to the central region, Madani, Sennar and Singa.

Dr. Gibril Ibrahim, head of the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement and Minister of Finance, said when addressing the Returning Initiative in the capital of the Red Sea State, Port Sudan, today, in the presence of a distinguished group of leaders of the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement, the native administration and some community figures, that the return to safe areas comes to accelerate the wheel of life and enter the circle of production,
appreciating the efforts made by the armed forces, the joint forces and the forces supporting them in defending the homeland in all axes, which contributed to achieving great victories.

Jibril added that we will work to return the residents of all areas who were forcibly displaced from their homes by the rebel Rapid Support Militia, and that their return will be done through various initiatives..

Jibril affirmed that the Returnees Initiative includes on today’s return trip about 1,700 displaced people from the central region.

For his part, the Red Sea Governor, Lieutenant General Mustafa Mohamed Nour, said that the return initiatives will soon include all states of Sudan, God willing, and that the liberation of Khartoum has become a matter of time.

He continued by saying that the armed forces are now fighting for the pride and dignity of the people of Sudan with all steadfastness, and that the rebels have failed in all their desperate attempts to undermine El Fasher, where the joint forces and supporting forces taught lessons in sacrifice and steadfastness.

For his part, Bakri Mohamed Tom, head of the Returnees Initiative, explained that the Sudanese Justice and Equality Movement is contributing to the return trip to alleviate the conditions of the citizens, appreciating the victories achieved by the armed forces and the forces supporting them in all parts of Sudan, which bodes well.
With a near victory during which the militia will be defeated, he called on everyone to stand behind the armed forces to maintain the security and stability of the homeland and for everyone to feel responsible.

He called on everyone to work to help citizens return to their safe areas and homes, in addition to providing them with assistance, especially since citizens face many needs upon their return.

While Sufyan Al-Basha, Secretary of the Central Region of the Justice and Equality Movement, thanked the great role of the initiative that provided great work to return citizens to their areas.

He said, “Today, we bid farewell to trip number four from Port Sudan for more than 1,700 individuals and families from the Central Region.” He expressed his hope that the flights would extend from Kassala, Al-Qadarif and all other states of Sudan.
He continued, “We look forward to trips to Khartoum State in the coming days after its liberation, which is imminent.”