Graduation of the First Batch of Recruits of the Youth for Change and Justice Movement
Sennar/ The Citizen
In a mass carnival at Sennar Stadium, the Youth Movement for Change and Justice celebrated the graduation of the first batch of its forces under the auspices of the commander of the 17th Infantry Division, Major General Omar Mohamed Al-Hassan, and Lieutenant General Dr. Khalid Salis Abbakar , the head of the movement, in honor of the deputy of operations, Lieutenant General Malik Al-Tayeb Khojali, the governor of Sennar province, Major General M. Al-Zubair Hassan Al-Sayed, and the commander of the Blue Nile Air Defense Sector, Major General Ali Hassan Bello. The graduation came under the slogan: “We are in the neighborhood, your mother-in-law, oh homeland.”
The governor of Sennar State addressed the ceremony, praising the efforts of the movement and the youth who instilled in them the values and meanings of love and defense of the homeland. He welcomed, in his speech, the deputy head of the Operations Authority As well as saluting the armed forces and all those who supported them in the battle of dignity, he stated that the involvement of the youth in the fight against the militia of destruction and sabotage in Kordofan and Darfur is clear proof that the spirit of sacrifice and patriotism flows in their veins. He added that the greatest weapon is faith in the justice of the fateful cause and the will of the people.
Lieutenant General Malik Al-Tayeb Khojaly appreciated the struggles of the Youth of Change and Justice Movement and praised its leader. Dr. Lieutenant General Dr. Khalid Salis Abbakar , head of the Youth for Change and Justice Movement, spoke, announcing the lifting of the total in front of the Deputy Chief of the General Staff of Operations, stressing the readiness of the forces to move towards the axes of fighting until the liberation of the last inch of Sudan’s land. From there, God willing, we renew the lifting of the full list of victories over the rebel militia. He was addressed by the training staff of the 17th Infantry Division.
The commander of the 17th Infantry Division, Brigade Omar Mohammed Al-Hassan, expressed his happiness, describing the graduation as a renewal of the covenant between the homeland and its children, praising the enthusiasm and high spirit of the forces that answered the call while the country is exposed to a cosmic conspiracy, stressing that this spirit is one of the the indicators of victory.
The speakers thanked the leadership of the division for supervising the advanced training, and a number of personalities were honored, including the governor of Sennar, the commander of the Blue Nile Sector of Air Defense, the commander of the 17th Division, and all those who contributed to supporting the batch. It is worth noting that the celebration included a performance of the oath, an enthusiastic speech program, a military parade, and enthusiastic singing.