Khatwa Initiative holds a seminar titled “Know the Value of Your Country”

The Citizen /Haffiya Elyas

The Humanitarian Khatwa Initiative held a seminar entitled “Know the Value of Your Country” at its headquarters in Sharq Al Nile, Hajj Youssef.

This seminar came after the liberation of the army in the area and the return of life to normal, as well as the return of most of its people to their homes, so that security, stability, and tranquility prevail.

The seminar aims to strengthen national belonging and pride in national identity, as well as to educate young people about the importance of preserving the homeland and working for the advancement and progress of society. A generous gathering of civil notables, including imams of mosques, neighborhood leaders, and their representatives, was held to honor the media.

Panda John, the president of the Khatwa Initiative, said that Khotwa is a voluntary humanitarian initiative that emerged from the momentum of the war and has overcome the pressures it faced, thanks to God.

He added that Khatwa is not a profit-driven institution or a private service entity, but it was established to serve humanity and to achieve our goals in providing the best, always striving to be an example of giving.

The director of the 30th police station in Sharq Al Nile locality, Lieutenant Colonel Abdul Hamid Adam, congratulated the people of the area for the successive army victories and the expulsion of the militia, stressing the readiness of the police to support the community.
Based on the instructions of the President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, we will respond to the aggression targeting Sudan from several countries, noting that Sudan is steadfast and strong and will not hesitate or weaken in front of any force facing it.

Al-Nour Wad Al-Tari, a researcher in Sudanese heritage, said that Sudan is a homeland that can accommodate everyone, and we must recognize the value of the homeland because it includes different cultures, customs, and ethnicities.

He stressed that we are the owners of an ancient past, an authentic history, and an honorable present, and we will have a bright future. He pointed out that Sudan can accommodate everyone, and Sudanese nationalism is what brings the Sudanese to a common understanding.

Ahmed El-Tayeb, a representative of lawyers, lawyer, and legal adviser in Sharq Al-Nile locality, noted that he does not like to close the role of law in such wars, crimes committed, violations, and lawsuits in the courts. Ahmed El-Tayeb pointed out that El Fasher suffers from killing, displacement, and grave violations against the citizens, saying that hatred and the rule of law must be rejected.

For his part, the representative of the Sharq Al-Nile locality, Alaa Hussein, praised the Khatwa initiative, saying that it is a model aimed at providing humanitarian and voluntary support to serve the citizens of the area.

Youth representative Mohammed Awad said that they are happy to join this initiative and be part of it to provide voluntary and humanitarian work to their community and their country so that it rises safe and stable.