Arabic Press Headlines Monday, December 15
* Head of the Sovereignty Council receives a written message from his brother, the President of the Republic of South Sudan.
* Minister of Higher Education affirms his support for the stability of universities and reveals the outlines of his plan for the next phase.
* Council of Ministers of Education convenes in Khartoum and discusses the Ministry’s plan and budget for 2026.
* Minister of Health discusses with the Guarantee Holding Company ways to strengthen national industry and partnerships to provide medicine and health services.
* Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport denies signing an agreement with the Iranian Ports and Maritime Organization.
* Minister of Minerals confirms that mining revenues will be directed towards enhancing development and services in the Northern State.
* Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance briefs the African Development Bank delegation on the public finance reform initiative.
* Head of Mission at the Sudanese Embassy in London receives a delegation from the Conference of Arab Communities in Britain.
* Sudanese Ambassador to Cairo is honored at the annual meeting of the General Union of Afro-Asian Investors.
* Major General Tariq Saud Ahmed Hassoun, Commander of the 19th Infantry Division in Meroe, reaffirmed the Armed Forces’ commitment to protecting the Sudanese people, their resources, and their achievements.
* As part of the 71st Sudanese Police Day celebrations, the Director General of Police honored several commanders who had served in the Red Sea State Police.
* Director of Police for South Kordofan State extended his congratulations on the occasion of Sudanese Police Day and Arab Police Day.
* Director of the General Intelligence Service was briefed on the overall situation in Gedarif State.
* Governor of Darfur, in a press conference in Germany, stated that the war in Sudan is a comprehensive aggression waged by the UAE, with the Rapid Support Forces militia merely serving as a tool.
* Governor of Red Sea State inspected the progress of work at the data center of the Passports and Civil Registry Authority.
* Governor of Gezira State directed the state printing press to reduce the cost of printing exams and textbooks.
* A delegation from the Federal Government visited Gezira State.
* After an absence of more than two years, the Kenana Sugar Factory resumed production.
* Retinal and vitreous surgeries have resumed at Al-Saim Hospital in Wad Medani, along with silicone oil removal procedures performed by leading specialists, with support from the Gezira State government.
* Governor of Gedt met with the Director of the National Housing Corporation to inaugurate a project for the families of martyrs of the Battle of Dignity.
* Governor of Gedarif praised the significant and appreciated support provided by the Red Cross to internally displaced persons and refugees in Gedarif State, particularly during the war.
* Khartoum State Ministry of Health and the Student Welfare Fund discussed strengthening their partnership in providing health services in student dormitories.
* A committee was formed to review commercial contracts in central Khartoum.
* Governor of Northern State discussed with the Defense Industries Group the implementation of production projects in the state.
* Executive Council of Ad-Dabba received a convoy from the Al-Fadniya tribe.
* Deputy Governor of River Nile State announced national and international participation in the “Made in River Nile” forum next month.
* A plan was developed to provide housing for the families of martyrs in the Daju area of Blue Nile State.
* Minister of Social Welfare in Blue Nile State commended the National Council for Child Welfare’s efforts regarding children’s issues.
* Ministry of Health and the White Nile University sign a memorandum of understanding in the health sector.