Arabic Press Headlines Saturday December 27, 2025
* Dr. Kamil Idris returns to the country and reviews the results of Sudan’s participation in the Security Council session.
* Prime Minister: The Security Council’s response to the Sudanese government’s peace initiative was significant, and there is a consensus on supporting the country.
* Kamil Idris: The government of hope is working to create a conducive environment for an inclusive Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue.
* Prime Minister expresses his gratitude and appreciation for Italy’s support of Sudan.
* UN Secretary-General supports the Sudanese government’s peace initiative and calls for an immediate ceasefire.
* An international team arrives in Al-Afad to investigate the crimes and violations of the rebel militia.
* General Directorate of Civil Registry resumes issuing national identity cards and launches digital IDs in Sudan.
* Commander of the 19th Infantry Division witnesses the graduation of a new cohort of Popular Resistance mobilizers.
* General Intelligence Service in Al-Gedarif sets up additional tents at the camp housing displaced people arriving from Babanusa and Heglig.
* Gezira State government supports the rehabilitation of nine specialized national treatment centers in Madani.
* The conference on the role of youth in civil support and national development in the Red Sea State concludes.
* Sennar discusses health system challenges with a World Health Organization delegation.
* Governor of North Kordofan inaugurates the Al-Walidain Mosque in Al-Obied.
* Blue Nile State Traffic Police begin issuing financial transactions using the electronic payment and collection system (Isali).
* Minister of Culture and Information for Khartoum State affirms the media’s solidarity with citizens and praises the work of journalist Afaf Hassan Amin.
* More than one million children in Khartoum State are vaccinated against measles and rubella.
* Karrari locality hosts Sudan Marathon Day.
* Today’s weather: Temperatures continue their gradual decline, with moderate conditions expected across most of Sudan.