Khartoum: The newly appointed ministers and state ministers in the civilian Government of Hope took oaths of office on Tuesday before President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan. The swearing-in was attended by Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris, the Chief Justice, and the TSC Secretary-General.
According to Sudan News Agency, the State Minister at the Ministry of Social Welfare and Human Resources, Suleima Ishag, explained that among the ministers who took the oath were the Ministers of Agriculture and Irrigation, Transport and Infrastructure, Education and Patriotism, and Higher Education. In addition, the State Ministers for the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Social Welfare, and Human Resources also participated in the ceremony.
She stated that TSC President and the Prime Minister briefed the new ministers on the requirements of the current phase, emphasizing the importance of working as a team. This comes as the Government of Hope assumes its duties at a critical
stage in Sudan’s history, which requires harmony and cohesion among all institutions to overcome the current crisis.
The State Minister at the Ministry of Social Welfare and Human Resources stressed that the Government of Hope was not a government of protocol, but rather a government of projects. She asserted that it came to implement real programs and achieve the desired change.