In a recent workshop held in Khartoum, Sudanese Nubian groups called for unity and collective action to address the effects of conflict and promote stability in the region. The workshop, titled "Issues of Programmatic Unity and Collective Action," aimed to bring together Nubian leaders and community members to discuss ways to overcome the challenges facing their communities. The event was attended by various stakeholders, including government officials and representatives from civil society organizations.
The workshop was convened in response to the need for Nubian communities to come together and address the impact of conflict on their regions. According to Mek Hassan Mousa, General Supervisor of the Nubian Hills in Khartoum, the workshop aimed to promote peaceful coexistence, unity, and collective action among Nubian communities. Mousa emphasized the importance of addressing the effects of conflict and supporting stability and peace in the region.
Mousa highlighted the suffering of Nubian communities in Khartoum due to the conflict, which has resulted in significant humanitarian challenges. He called for an end to differences and the promotion of unity among Nubian communities, praising the role of women in promoting unity and collective action. Mousa also emphasized the importance of supporting the efforts of the Chairman of the Transitional Sovereign Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.
The workshop discussed several key issues, including the need to facilitate the extraction of national identification documents, address the situation of those affected by the conflict, and release Nubian detainees. Mousa presented three main demands, which were widely supported by participants. The workshop also featured presentations on the strategic vision for building a Nubian people, the optimal model for Nubian dialogue, and the impact of conflict on Nubian regions.
According to Abdel Qader Darban, Chairman of the Preparatory Committee for the workshop, the event aimed to establish a programmatic framework for collective action among Nubian communities. Darban emphasized the importance of building a capable and cohesive state, promoting collective action, and unifying the Nubian narrative. He also highlighted the need for a partnership that contributes to building a culture of peace.
The workshop was attended by various stakeholders, including government officials, civil society representatives, and community leaders. Participants welcomed the initiative and pledged their support for the efforts to promote unity and collective action among Nubian communities. The event was seen as a positive step towards addressing the challenges facing Nubian regions and promoting stability and development in the region.
In his remarks, Fadl al-Siddiq Shuaib, representative of the Khartoum Administrative Council, emphasized the importance of collective action in promoting stability and development in Sudan. Shuaib noted that Sudan is beginning to recover from the effects of conflict, but that more needs to be done to address the challenges facing the country. He called on all stakeholders to work together to promote peace, stability, and development in the region.
Key points
- Sudanese Nubian groups unite to promote unity and collective action.
- Workshop aims to address effects of conflict and support stability in Nubian regions.
- Participants call for facilitation of national identification documents and release of Nubian detainees.
