Feel It: “Let’s work for the homeland “

By: Haffiya Elyas
hafielyas@yahoo.com

Many hygiene initiatives have been launched in Sudanese universities with wide student participation, aiming to clean, sterilize, and rehabilitate university facilities. These initiatives included public hygiene campaigns, removal of waste and debris, organization of common spaces, as well as environmental sanitation campaigns to combat diseases.

The objectives of these initiatives were to rehabilitate universities and public facilities affected by the war, enhance public hygiene and combat infectious diseases, encourage volunteer work and community participation, provide a healthy and safe environment for students and university staff, and restore normal life to universities and local communities.

The Khatwa humanitarian initiative participating in the cleaning campaign for the university, implemented by Khatwa Humanitarian initiative in solidarity with the Sudan University of Science and Technology under the slogan “Let’s work for the homeland.” accelerating the pace to obtain the honor of voluntary and humanitarian work and promoting a culture of teamwork that reflects the bright face of the people of the one country.

Such initiatives are important in the reconstruction and rehabilitation process in Sudan and demonstrate the commitment of civil society and youth to improve conditions and overcome the effects of war.

“Let’s work for the homeland” we have to call for action, suggesting a collective effort to contribute to the security, well-being, and prosperity of one’s nation, shared responsibility and commitment to serving the country.