Khartoum: Prime Minister Professor Kamil Idris has commended the remarkable cohesion and solidarity among the residents of Soba Al-Hilla, highlighting the area as a model for peaceful coexistence. He emphasized the significance of replicating this exemplary model throughout the country.
According to Sudan News Agency, the Prime Minister's remarks were made during his visit to Soba Al-Hilla in Khartoum locality. He was accompanied by key figures, including the Prime Minister's Adviser, Ambassador Badr Al-Din Al-Ji'eafari; the Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries, Professor Ahmed Al-Tijani Al-Mansouri; and the Head of the Supreme Council for Social Peace, Al-Noor Al-Sheikh Al-Noor.
During their visit, the Prime Minister and his delegation assessed the return of residents to the area and the seamless provision of essential goods and services to the community. Addressing the citizens, the Prime Minister conveyed greetings from His Excellency President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan. He reiterated his call for Sudanese expatriates to return voluntarily to Khartoum and to observe the holy month of Ramadan in their homes, while pledging continuous visits to ensure the fulfillment of essential services for the community.
Al-Noor Al-Sheikh, Head of the Supreme Council for Social Peace, urged both official and community entities to foster a culture of peace, enhance social cohesion, reject divisive rhetoric, and unify the national front to build a strong and united Sudanese nation.
Several residents expressed their satisfaction with the Prime Minister's visit, describing it as a historic acknowledgment of all residents of the area and reaffirmed their support for the Armed Forces and the Government of Hope.