The Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council, Commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Lieutenant-General Mohamed Hamdan Hemedti, received yesterday a group of Sudanese children as part of the celebration of the International Day of Peace.
During his speech to the students of Sudan, Hemedti praised the initiative to celebrate the International Day of Peace, describing the stimulating and positive step that pushes towards instilling a culture of peace and peaceful coexistence in future generations, stressing that the country needs community peace and the rejection of the discourse of regionalism and racism – according to what his media office reported.
According to Al-Sudani newspaper, Hemedti sent greetings on this occasion to all the children of the world and Sudan, especially the displaced, refugees, the displaced and the people who lost their bond. He said that the children have no fault in the situation of the country, pledging to provide everything that would ensure a safe and stable future for children to enjoy health and education.
Dagalo appealed to all Sudanese, military, civilian and politicians, to work on extending bridges of tolerance for the renaissance of the country, calling on the leaders of the non-signatory movements to join the path of peace.
Hemedti, based on a proposal made by Sudanese students, secured the introduction of civic education into the curricula at the basic and secondary levels to educate generations on patriotism and uphold the values of patriotism.
For their part, the students valued the efforts of the Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council in achieving peace and maintaining stability and security in the country, stressing their permanent support for peace and standing against war and tribalism.
The students invited the Vice-President of the Sovereignty Council to sponsor the Peace Festival, which they proposed to hold annually, in addition to adopting the “Know Your Country” project to introduce students to their country through the exchange of visits between states, calling for the declaration of the twenty-first of September as an official holiday each year, in order to perpetuate the meanings and values Peace.
Khartoum: (Kush News)
