Karama: The West Darfur government will remain biased towards the human being before construction 

The Citizen/

Port Sudan: The Governor of West Darfur, General Bahr al-Din Adam Karama, stressed that the West Darfur government will remain biased towards the human being before construction, and that the post-war battle is the battle for justice, dignity, and the building of a human being capable of protecting his homeland.

That day came when he met with the Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, Mr. Mutassim Ahmed Saleh, in a meeting dedicated to discussing social justice issues and improving the lives of citizens after the war.

The meeting also discussed supporting the families of martyrs and missing persons, caring for people with disabilities and the injured, education and psychological support programs for children in the camps, in addition to expanding the umbrella of health insurance for the displaced and people with chronic diseases, and launching cash support programs for children in the camps, in addition to expanding the umbrella of health insurance for the displaced and people with chronic diseases, and launching cash support programs and empowerment portfolios for women in cooperation with national and international organizations.

He also praised the role of the Ministry of Social Development and its minister in supporting these national efforts, stressing that the next stage will be a stage of equity, construction and real social justice.