The scene is over! Rashan Oshi – Sudanese News
The scene is over!
Rashan Oshi
The scene has ended and the president should save the remaining state and appoint the ambassador, “the hajj of God”, as Prime Minister; A strong man came out of the uterus of national institutions, knowing the day in progress, his beginner and his end, and allowing Dr. Kamel Idris to return to his calm life on the banks of the “Rhine” in Switzerland.
Save time, the president, the Sudanese could no longer expect. The field of experiences can deny a specific, and waiting for solutions of the unknown is no longer an appropriate means of crises that accumulate every day.
It was not appreciated by the optimism that our country lived in the light of the appeasement of the formation of the “government of hope” to continue forever. It was difficult for everyone to recognize that the sewing lines existing between power centers are an irreplaceable quantity, and it was clear that our country was captive of greater wars than them, and that changing sewing lines also collided with senior players on the stage.
Initially, for Mr. Prime Minister, Dr. Kamel Idris, ambition is required and is a condition for upgrading and progress. Who among us does not have the ambition that he seeks to achieve what is at his disposal? But after this principle, it is like a field of silt, one of us must have a roadmap that protects it and falls.
D. Kamel Idris increased on the first day of his mandate at the head office in Sudan, responsible for a reformist letter which focused on the restoration of prestige and state construction institutions capable of overcoming war crises and economics. But soon, it was found that the implementation tools were absent and that the discourse remained locked in platforms and data. The Sudanese street has not touched a tangible change in its daily life; The living crises were exacerbated and the economy has remained collapsed, while the state remained in a state of division and chaos.
For four months, the age of the “government of hope”, the Sudanese people waited with Navid's patience that Dr. Kamel Idris would provide the answers and expectations that will help him resolve his fate, but he found the Prime Minister impregnated with heavy fog and touched that the questions are more incomparable in half.
Within the government itself, loyalty is multiplied and the visions are conflicting between the ministers, which made them look like a fragile coalition without real leadership. The priorities were absent, and instead of providing practical solutions to electricity, health and education crises, the government was sunk in its bureaucratic conflicts.
Internationally, Prime Minister, Dr. Kamel Idris, failed to invest his vast diplomatic relations (according to what has been said in his autobiography), because the international community has remained hesitant to support him because of the absence of a clear vision and a coherent reform program. Even his attempts to open channels with the Gulf and the West collided with the lack of confidence in these forces in the ability of his government to resist the storm of the interior.
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