A strategic expert warns of soft penetration through foreign organizations and separatist names

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The strategic analyst and expert in the affairs of the Horn of Africa, Ammar Al-Arki, warned of the danger of what is going on in the French city of Lyon, as part of what is known as the “Sudanese businessmen in the Diaspora”.

He described it as part of an escalating pattern of foreign organizations’ interference in Sudanese affairs, through civil and development facades carrying political agendas that threaten the country’s sovereignty.

Al -Arki said that the organization of the workshop by the “Promingation” organization, with financial support from an American center known for its involvement in political files (CIPE), with an invitation to personalities of a political and separatist nature, and the absence of any official representation of the Sudanese government or the armed forces, are all clear indications that this workshop “exceeds its declared economic character, towards an attempt to reformulate the Sudanese political scene from abroad.”

He stressed that the most dangerous in these moves is “seeking to devote specific parties, illegal or delegated, as representatives of the Sudanese abroad, in a complete absence of the legitimate state,” adding that this “constitutes a blatant violation of national sovereignty and rejected interference in light of the critical circumstances the country is going through.”

Al -Arki stressed that the Sudanese government has the right and legal duty to control the activity of foreign organizations within its borders, stressing that it can “restrict or even prohibit any organization that exceeds its declared tasks or acts as a political cover for external parties and also called for” addressing the countries that host such events with clear diplomatic protest data, as they are necessary steps worthy of a sovereign state. “

In exchange for these challenges, Al -Arki called for the launch of an official national initiative concerned with the Sudanese in the Diaspora, and provides them with a “legal framework to contribute to the country’s issues, away from external agendas”, and called for strengthening security control over the activities of foreign organizations, and intensifying the media effort to reveal its reality to public opinion.

Al -Araki concluded his speech by alert that “what is going on in Lyon is not innocent but rather an extension of attempts to internationalize the Sudanese crisis and overcome the will of the Sudanese, stressing that“ the response is not only by rejection, but by building a unified national position that protects the country from soft breaches that come under bright slogans, but it hides dangerous projects