National Assembly Issues Decision on Support to Sudanese Armed Forces

04:14 PM Nov, 02 2015
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Khartoum, Nov. 2 (SUNA) - The National Assembly, chaired by its Speaker Prof. Ibrahim Ahmed Omer, Monday approved a decision to support the Armed Forces, in presence of the Minister of Defence, Lt. Gen. Awad Mohamed Ahmed Ibn-Oaf.
The decision called on the Sudanese people with its all components to stand firmly in support of the Armed Forces and urged the youths to join the army.
The decision also called on the executive authority to provide all the requirements of the Armed Forces and to enhance the terms of service of the Armed Forces' personnel.
The decision further called on the national mass media to intensify their efforts for extending moral support to the Armed Forces.
The decision called on the gun-holders to relinquish rebellion and to respond to the call for national dialogue.


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