Karama congratulates the students of West Darfur State who succeede in the Sudanese certificate

Port Sudan /The Citizen

The Governor of West Darfur, General Bahr al-Din Adam Karama, congratulated the students of West Darfur State who succeeded in this year’s Sudanese certificate exams, despite the suffering and hardship surrounding them under the conditions of war, displacement, and refugees. The governor added in limited press statements on Tuesday, “You have written a bright page of steadfastness; you have defied the impossible with an unrelenting will, and you have raised the name of your state high in the skies of the country. Your success is not just academic excellence, but an epic of consciousness, determination, and patriotism, which embodies that science is stronger than war, and that the pen triumphs over bullets.”

Karama pledged to work with all efforts to provide education, training, and scholarship opportunities internally and externally, so that no student is deprived of them.

We will work with the Ministry of Higher Education to appreciate your patience and circumstances, as you are the ones who studied in tents and under the shadow of suffering, and yet raised the flag of hope. He said, “You are the pride of the state, the hope of Sudan, and with how much we will rebuild the country on the foundations of science, will, and dignity. So know that tomorrow belongs to those who are patient and strive, and that West Darfur will rise with your minds and sleeves.”