The Sudanese Youth Renaissance Federal Committee has launched an initiative to provide 750 scholarships to students from families of martyrs, orphans, and the injured. The program aims to alleviate the educational burden on affected families by partnering with private schools that have offered vacant seats. This initiative was announced at a ceremony held at Al-Zahidin Secondary School for Girls in Khartoum's Kalakla Lafa area.
The initiative's goal is to provide students with a suitable learning environment, allowing them to continue their education. The committee's chairman, Engineer Awduallah Muhammad Isa Ahmad, emphasized that the program is a tribute to the sacrifices of martyrs and the injured. He expressed gratitude to the schools that have participated in the initiative and highlighted the committee's success in securing 750 scholarships.
Engineer Awduallah Muhammad Isa Ahmad also mentioned that the committee plans to expand its educational and training programs. These plans include establishing a school for adult education, developing educational institutions and industrial workshops, and implementing specialized programs in health, agriculture, technology, innovation, and artificial intelligence.
The committee chairman addressed the students, emphasizing the importance of education in overcoming challenges. He described the students at Al-Zahidin School as role models for Sudanese youth, capable of elevating the country to a higher level. Ahmad also thanked the school administration for hosting the event and expressed the committee's willingness to continue its programs through a series of initiatives.
Jabril Sulaiman Ahmad, director of the Agricultural Bank's Kalakla branch, announced the bank's readiness to contribute to the initiative and support educational institutions hosting students from families of martyrs. He described the initiative as a community effort worthy of support and expressed the bank's desire to participate in providing necessary assistance.
Dr. Bashar Al-Zain Ali Abdallah, director of Al-Zahidin Secondary School for Girls, expressed his happiness at hosting the committee and participating in the scholarship program. He explained that the school has provided seven scholarships to students from families of martyrs and orphans as part of its educational and social mission.
The initiative highlights the importance of partnerships between official institutions, educational organizations, and the banking sector in supporting the right to education for students from families of martyrs, the injured, and orphans. By providing concrete educational opportunities, the initiative contributes to the continuation of their education and the building of their future.
Key points
- The Sudanese Youth Renaissance Federal Committee has provided 750 scholarships to students from affected families.
- The initiative aims to alleviate the educational burden on families of martyrs, orphans, and the injured.
- The program plans to expand into various fields, including education, health, agriculture, technology, and innovation.
