The government of Northern State in Sudan has launched an initiative called "Shilat Al-Arsaan" to support mobilized fighters. The initiative, which translates to "the brides' procession," aims to promote family stability and social cohesion among fighters. The program was launched in the city of Dongola, with 300 mobilized fighters and women participating in a mass wedding ceremony. The event was attended by high-ranking officials, including the Wali of Northern State, Abdel Rahman Abdel Hamid.
The initiative was implemented by the Committee for Mobilization and Popular Resistance in Northern State, in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs. The program is part of a larger effort to support mobilized fighters and their families. According to the Minister of Social Affairs, Dr. Manal Mekawi, the initiative is a gesture of appreciation for the fighters' efforts in defending the country. The program also aims to promote social stability and family cohesion among the fighters.
The mass wedding ceremony was attended by several high-ranking officials, including the Wali of Northern State, Abdel Rahman Abdel Hamid, and the head of the Popular Resistance in Northern State, Dr. Abdel Hadi Abdel Allah Osman. The event was also attended by leaders of the resistance committees, representatives of the women's sector, and families of the fighters. The ceremony reflected the government's commitment to supporting mobilized fighters and their families.
According to Dr. Mekawi, the initiative cost around 600 million Sudanese pounds. The program is part of a larger effort to support 1350 fighters and their families through a mass wedding ceremony. The initiative aims to promote social stability and family cohesion among mobilized fighters. The program also reflects the government's appreciation for the fighters' efforts in defending the country.
The "Shilat Al-Arsaan" initiative is part of a broader effort to support mobilized fighters and their families in Northern State. The program aims to promote social stability and family cohesion among fighters. According to Dr. Osman, the initiative is a recognition of the fighters' efforts in defending the country. The program also aims to support the social and economic well-being of mobilized fighters and their families.
The initiative has been praised by officials and community leaders for its role in promoting social stability and family cohesion among mobilized fighters. The program reflects the government's commitment to supporting fighters and their families. According to Dr. Mekawi, the initiative is a gesture of appreciation for the fighters' efforts in defending the country. The program aims to promote social stability and family cohesion among mobilized fighters.
The "Shilat Al-Arsaan" initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the social and economic well-being of mobilized fighters and their families. The program aims to promote social stability and family cohesion among fighters. According to officials, the initiative is a recognition of the fighters' efforts in defending the country. The program reflects the government's commitment to supporting mobilized fighters and their families.
Key points
- The initiative aims to support 1350 fighters and their families through a mass wedding ceremony.
- The program cost around 600 million Sudanese pounds.
- The initiative aims to promote social stability and family cohesion among mobilized fighters.
