Daglo: The Way-out for Sudan from Economic Hardship is Agriculture

Vice-President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo has underscored  work  for achieving  national accord , peaceful co-existence  and to back  to history of grandfathers  which characterized by  courage, hospitality  and co-existence.

Daglo, who was addressing celebration  of Amarna tribe at Jebel Moya area in Sennar State on occasion of passing of 518 years for the tribe’s Drum  , added  that the way-out  for  Sudan  from the current economic hardship is the agriculture  and  to work together to meet the demands with sincerity and unity.

He pledged  to work to solve the problems of agriculture, water and electricity in the Jebel Moya area , pointing out that Sennar State has agricultural resources that should be exploited for the development of the state.

He referred to the work to settle the  farmers’ debts and funding  wheat and that wheat should not  be exported  until  self- sufficiency is achieved . He said that the tribe’s celebration has symbolism in the long  history of Sudan, which deserves to be commended and commemorated, indicating that the Drum  of the Amarna tribe is  considered the father of all drums  in Sudan, and he thanked the warm reception and all the tribes participating in the celebration.

Wali(governor) of Sennar State, Al Alim Ibrahim, has emphasized the State ‘standing alongside  the Armed Forces  and other regular forces, pointing out that Sudan is beset by conspiracies  and plotting

out that Sudan is beset by conspiracies  and plotting against its resources .He said that Sennar State is living in peace , security  and  stability.

Leader of Amarna tribe, Mohamed Ali Al Nayer, underlined  efforts have been made  to unify the tribe and all tribes in Sudan, referring to  contacts with other tribes in various States of the country  to resolve problems  and to contribute several initiatives.

He said that Amarna tribe consists of 42 sub clans which have long been living in peace, saying observing the tribe’s Drum has historic and archaeological value  and gives meanings of generosity, courage, help and chivalry

He revealed  that  Amarna tribe is one of the ancient  tribes in Sudan that  entered through Egypt in the northern  area  and then settled in Sennar State.

It is worth mentioning that leaders  of  the Sudanese tribes from different states  have partaken in the celebration.