Ibrahim Ahmed Omar pushes the National Congress to “bitter return”

Professor Ibrahim Ahmed Omar, Chairman of the Committee of the National Congress Party, launched a new political initiative called “bitter return”.

He said that its aim is not just a reconciliation between two or two parties, but rather returns the party to its natural and appropriate place in the political arena.

In press statements, he stressed that the purpose of the initiative is to strengthen the party by completing its institutions, including the Shura Authority, the membership of the Council, its committees.

He pointed out that the next stage seeks to hand over the leadership to young people in the fullest form worthy of their sacrifices and their struggles.

The professor did not hide the existence of differences within the party, especially about the amendments that affected the statute, stressing that the Shura Council is the only party that is able to resolve these differences in the absence of the general conference, warning that any solutions outside the system and regulations will exacerbate the crisis rather than solve them.

The head of the committee continued, saying: “The party was afflicted as the country was afflicted, with attempts to demolish and disrupt, but we have passed the climax of the difficult stage thanks to the solidarity of its children and we are now working to unify the class again so that the national conference will return unified and strong as it was.”

In a message that carried a national dimension, Al -Prov blessed the victories of the army, the regular forces, the common force and the Mujahideen, considering that it is a supporter of Islam and Muslims, and an opportunity to breathe political parties and restore national action to the arenas of construction and construction.

He said that the National Congress is a party with a rooted experience not only in Sudan, but in the Arab and African world, its institutions are entrenched and its membership in millions, and neglecting it is a sin and a national catastrophe that future generations will be mentioned if it is not corrected.