The director of the University of Genina, Professor Tayeb Ali Ahmed, has praised the General Students' Union of Sudan for its significant contributions to serving students and the nation. He described the union as a well-established national institution with a wide presence that goes beyond serving students to contributing to societal and state issues. During a meeting with the union's president, Adil Erki, Ahmed called for supporting and empowering the union to perform its role.
Ahmed highlighted the union's achievements in various fields, stating that they surpass those of major institutions. He attributed the union's success to its members' leadership qualities, including a sense of responsibility and determination. The meeting discussed several issues related to student activities and the union's efforts to rebuild and restore its institutions after they were damaged and sabotaged.
The president of the General Students' Union, Adil Erki, presented a package of projects that the union is working on, including a student services card project that includes health insurance and discounted meals. He also discussed efforts to rebuild the union's institutions and restore its role in caring for students' issues. Erki appreciated Ahmed's support and discussed the file of scholarships for underprivileged students and ways to enhance partnership between the university and the union.
Ahmed announced his support for the "National Building Project" initiative proposed by the union, calling for its transformation into practical programs that contribute to enhancing national loyalty, consolidating peaceful coexistence, and accepting others. He also called for organizing cultural and awareness-raising workshops to confront negative phenomena, primarily drug abuse.
Ahmed emphasized the importance of expanding training fields, building partnerships with academic institutions, and opening up to global experiences and external training opportunities. This would enable students to keep pace with scientific leadership, innovation, and technological development. He considered the knowledge space one of the most significant challenges in the coming stage, requiring the development of thinking patterns and enhancing students' abilities to keep up with scientific and technological changes.
The University of Genina's director praised Sudanese students, highlighting the historical roles of the union as one of the pillars of the national state. He also appreciated the role of the armed forces and offered condolences to the martyrs and wished recovery to the wounded. Ahmed confirmed that the University of Genina and its students are an integral part of the union's work map.
The president of the union, Adil Erki, renewed the union's commitment to implementing the National Building Project and enhancing partnerships with universities and national institutions.
Key points
- The General Students' Union of Sudan plays a significant role in serving students and contributing to national issues.
- The University of Genina's director supports the "National Building Project" initiative proposed by the union.
- The union is working on several projects, including a student services card and scholarships for underprivileged students.
