Minister of Minerals Inspects War-Wounded at Military Hospital, Affirms Support for Their Treatment
Sudan’s Minister of Minerals, Noor Al-Daim Taha, today inspected wounded soldiers receiving treatment at the Military Hospital, particularly those injured in recent battles in North Kordofan State.
The minister was accompanied by the Director General of the Geological Research Authority, Engineer Ahmed Haroun Al-Tom, the Director General of the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company, Mohamed Taher Omar, and a number of senior officials from the Ministry of Minerals.
During the visit, the minister reviewed the patients’ health conditions and assessed the level of medical care and services being provided to them. He wished the wounded a speedy recovery and a safe return to their fields of service.
He commended the dedication and commitment of the military hospital administration, doctors, and medical staff for their valued efforts in treating and caring for the wounded.
Minister Taha affirmed that the Ministry of Minerals would mobilize its resources to contribute to the localization of medical treatment for the wounded and provide the hospital with the necessary support, in recognition of those who have sacrificed their blood for the sake of the nation.
He said the wounded members of the Sudanese Armed Forces, Joint Forces, and supporting forces had made great sacrifices in the fight to reclaim territory and restore security and stability across large areas of North Kordofan State, particularly along the vital export route linking Omdurman and Bara.
The minister said the wounded displayed strong determination, resilience, patience, and steadfastness, describing their spirit as a source of pride. He stressed the importance of standing by the wounded and their families and providing them with the care they deserve.
He concluded by saluting the soldiers serving in the field, praying for mercy and forgiveness for those killed in the conflict, wishing the wounded a speedy recovery, and expressing hope for the safe return of prisoners, missing persons, and those forcibly detained.