An exciting tweet from the former Qatari Prime Minister for the next stage in Sudan

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Qatari Prime Minister- the former Foreign Minister, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr, said that Sudan is now after it passed the arms of its armed forces and its authentic people, a harsh ordeal that threw many conspiracy, as it enters a difficult stage.

He added in a tweet to him on the X platform: “We ask God Almighty to help him overcome them, and to heal his wounds with tolerance and national reconciliation that rises above all tragedies, and the innocent souls and dear blood in it.”

He pointed out that for this, the Sudan in the new stage must be of wise administration.

He added, “This does not mean excluding the army from any role in the next stage. Rather, the army must use civilian competencies, and what most of them in Sudan, to rebuild a new, unified and tolerant Sudan as we have always known and know it today.”

Jassem noted that Sudan suffered during many years of “many conspiracies targeting it around it with the aim of dividing it and plundering its wealth, and therefore Sudan now needs metro and profound thinking and popular solidarity about a unified leadership that preserves Sudan its capabilities and the unity of its soil.”

He continued: “He needs specialized cadres supported by the army to achieve the desired achievement and that the Sudanese feel hoped, after whoever is the Almighty and the Glory be to Sudan with the disappearance of the militia control over the country and their capabilities.”

Bin Jassim called on the Arab countries and the countries of the world to help Sudan in rebuilding, addressing and fighting the hotbeds of poverty and despair that are the most appropriate haven for terrorism and its perpetrators, and until millions of Sudanese who have been displaced from their homeland and contribute to its construction and overcome the effects of its harsh ordeal.

He added: “We thank God for this victory, which the Sudanese army achieved with unseen persistence, and hope and determination that did not, despite all the difficulties, are for the Sudanese people and their army.”