Khartoum: Member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) Abdullah Yahya affirmed the central government's support for Central Darfur State, enabling it to overcome the difficulties and challenges facing the state government.
According to Sudan News Agency, during a meeting at his office on Thursday with the Wali (Governor) of Central Darfur, State Mustafa Tambour, TSC Member Yahya reviewed the state government's performance over the past period, the arrangements for the Sudanese Certificate examinations in April, and the challenges confronting the state.
Wali Mustafa Tambour told the press that the meeting addressed the state's security situation, violations committed against civilians, preparations for the state government's return to its headquarters, and ways to alleviate the suffering and blockade on citizens who have borne the cost of the war since the April 2023 rebellion by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.
Tambour added that he briefed TSC Member Abdullah Yahya on preparations for the upcoming Hajj and Umrah season, as well as troop assembly camps for the 21st Infantry Division. He noted that the state recently graduated a battalion of 430 fighters, handed over to the commander of the 21st Infantry Division as part of establishing the main military units of Central Darfur, which include the 21st Infantry Division, the Central Darfur Police Directorate, and the General Intelligence Service.
The Wali of Central Darfur State highlighted that the meeting underscored TSC Member Abdullah Yahya's commitment to restoring security in the Darfur region, facilitating the return of displaced persons (IDPs) from IDP centers, and implementing development projects.
Tambour also said the discussions covered the post-conflict phase, including the state's preparations to provide basic services, implement development projects, and deliver essential services.