The Supreme Council for Strategy and Information in Khartoum state, Sudan, has begun its field visits to assess institutional performance and review strategic plan implementation. This effort aims to prepare for the 2027 plan, as part of the 10-year recovery and reconstruction strategy from 2026 to 2036. Led by Dr. Essam Batran, the council's general secretary, the visits include meetings with leaders of various sectors and members of the state strategic team.
The council's meetings evaluated units within the economic and environmental sectors, including the General Directorate of Services, the Vehicle Control Device, and the State Investment Device. These evaluations reviewed performance in 2026 and sought to enhance institutional work efficiency in preparation for the last quarter of 2026. The strategic team assessed overall performance in the first three quarters of 2026 and emphasized the need to boost work pace in the final quarter.
During the meetings, the strategic team identified several requirements for concerned units to complete, including in-depth analysis of strategic performance, documentation of efforts in the third quarter, and evaluation of performance in the remaining period of 2026. Additionally, units were tasked with listing ongoing projects, operations, and tasks that have not been executed to identify shortcomings and review priorities.
The council informed concerned units about the timeline for preparing the 2027 plan within the 10-year recovery and reconstruction strategy. The strategic team, led by Dr. Batran, also listened to the main problems, obstacles, and challenges facing units in implementing 2026 strategic performance targets. This exchange aims to refine the planning process for the upcoming phase.
Key aspects of the evaluation include assessing performance in the first half of 2026 and the first three quarters of the year. The council emphasized the importance of enhancing work efficiency during the last quarter of 2026, which serves as the basis for the 2027 plan. By doing so, the state aims to lay a solid foundation for future strategic plans.
The visits and meetings are part of a broader effort to enhance strategic planning and implementation in Khartoum state. By engaging with various units and sectors, the Supreme Council for Strategy and Information seeks to ensure that all stakeholders are aligned with the state's recovery and reconstruction goals. This alignment is crucial for achieving the desired outcomes in the 10-year strategy.
The council's efforts will contribute to identifying areas for improvement and optimizing resource allocation for the 2027 plan. By evaluating performance and addressing challenges, Khartoum state can refine its strategic approach and make informed decisions to drive progress in the economic and environmental sectors.
Key points
- The Supreme Council for Strategy and Information in Khartoum state conducts field visits to assess institutional performance.
- The council evaluates performance in 2026 and prepares for the 2027 plan within the 10-year recovery and reconstruction strategy.
- The strategic team identifies requirements for concerned units to complete, including performance analysis and project documentation.
