Khartoum Recovers with the Return of Prof. Kamel Idris
by:Hassan Al-Sir Ahmed
The capital, Khartoum, witnessed a prominent event represented by the return of Prof. Kamel Idris, where the city received him with a wide welcome that reflects its authenticity and historical depth. This return was not just a personal presence but also carried political and symbolic connotations that confirmed that Khartoum was beginning to regain its status as the capital of Sudan and its beating heart.
The Return of Federal Ministries
The federal ministries have started their work from inside Khartoum, in a step that is considered a practical indication of the return of political and administrative life to normal. This step reflects the seriousness of the Al-Amal government to restore the decision-making center to the capital and to revive state institutions in a way that enhances political and administrative stability.
Efforts of the Supreme Committees
The official and popular circles praised the great efforts made by the Supreme Committee to create the appropriate environment for the return of citizens to Khartoum, headed by Lt. Gen. Marine Engineer Advisor Ibrahim Jaber and the Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Osman Hamza. The role of the Federal Ministry of Health, led by Prof. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, in ensuring a healthy and safe environment was also highlighted through the Health Facilities Preparation Committee.
Khartoum is the Symbol of Sudan
The return of Khartoum to its health practically means the return of the whole of Sudan to its normal course. Khartoum is not just a city, but a symbol of the unity of the nation and a center of political and cultural radiation. Its stability means the stability of Sudan, and its recovery means the recovery of the entire country.
Messages to the Homeland
At this historic moment, clear messages were sent to all those who tried to destabilize Sudan’s security or support militias and mercenaries, that the right will prevail, and that the armed forces are steadfast in their principles, as they won in Khartoum and Gezira , and will soon restore security to Darfur and Kordofan, so that the wounds will heal and the homeland will return to its great bosom.
Support of the Ministry of Finance
The pivotal role of the Federal Ministry of Finance was also highlighted, as it overcame economic challenges despite the scarcity of resources due to the war and contributed to supporting the efforts of the Supreme Committee, which helped restore Khartoum to its natural position as a national capital from which the Government of Hope, led by Prof. Kamel Idris, was run.
Conclusion
The return of Professor Kamel Idris to Khartoum and the return of federal ministries to work from within it are not just transient events, but strong indications that Sudan is on the road to recovery. It is a call for joint action for the homeland and a new beginning towards a better future.