مكونات الدولة: غرب السودان من الإستغلال الى الإستقلال

Quote: Dear Sadig, thank you for sharing. the writer tried to limit marginalization to West Sudan only when all provinces are marginalized except the center and still with very limited development. The case of West Sudan cannot be similar to what has happened to South Sudan and the bond between West Sudan (Kordofan & Darfur) and other provinces of ... See MoreSudan cannot be easily broken as things they share with other provinces are very much more than things they don’t. The contributions of Kordofanians & Darfurians to the development of Sudan politically, socially & economically are massive and can only boost the chances of resolving the conflict in Darfur and West/South Kordofan and strengthen the unity of Sudan even if secession of the South has become a reality. Kordofanians & Darfurians are everywhere, intellectuals and real thinkers who run business in Sudan now, I mean real business and I talk from experience, all Oil and Gas companies in Sudan are having Kordofanians & Darfurians as top Managers and even vice presidents (the highest positions to be held by Sudanese in Oil companies), they comprise the bulk of Sudan’s army, they comprise the bulk of Sudan police, they hold ministerial positions, they comprise huge portion of Sudan journalists, they are known for being the pioneers of religion teaching in Sudan, they mixed greatly with other tribes of Sudan and having relatives all over Sudan etc… The above may consolidate the promoted thoughts by the writer anticipating the ability of West Sudan to be a capable state away from the united Sudan, which is not true because all contributions of our brothers/ sisters & relatives from the west of Sudan have been for the big one Sudan. I pay respect to the huge majority of West Sudanese for their consistent belief in the united Sudan and their strife to push forward the idea of united Sudan with proper governance and proper distribution of resources but have never forsaken their duty to avoid arm conflict on the path to seek the realization of their dream. They represent the entire country in this struggle but we have to admit they have been the first to voice their concern because our beloved Bros/Sisters from west Sudan historically possess the courage to express the concern of Sudan massively marginalized population. We cannot disqualify the whole population of Sudan of being unable to live together because of the failures of unworthy politicians who hold the country hostage to their own interest; our problem is governance causing a clear mismanagement of resources and poor distribution of wealth. Successive governments have concentrated on the center of Sudan mostly to maximize personal gains of those who run governments, noting that even Kordofanians & Darfurians were in some cases part of those regimes. All Darfurian factions who are fighting the government now are not advocating the separation Darfur rather they always portray themselves as spokesmen of Sudan’s marginalized majority seeking new Sudan with development for all provinces of Sudan and migration of resources from the center.