Dr. Sessi Welcomes Visit of President Al-Bashir to Darfur

04:55 PM March, 21 2016

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Khartoum, Mar. 21 (SUNA)- Chairman of Darfur Regional Authority, Dr. Al-Tigani Sessi, has welcomed the expected visit of the President of the Republic to Darfur, which is scheduled to begin in early next April.

He said in a statement to SUNA that great concern is given by at the official and people's levels in Darfur to the coming visit of President Al-Bashir to Darfur.

Dr. Al-Sessi said that the President's visit comes in a time when Darfur is witness full stability and tangible progress in the development and services at the five states of Darfur.

He referred to the political, social and economic activities which prevailed in Darfur region, especially the administrative referendum, scheduled in next April to determine the administrative system in DARFUR.

He expected the visit of the President of the Republic to have positive outcome in all fields.

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