Al-Jubeir calls on Arab and Islamic countries to stand with Sudan and affirms support for Saudi Arabia

Al-Jubeir calls on Arab and Islamic countries to stand with Sudan and affirms support for Saudi Arabia

Riyadh pledges to remove Sudan from the list of sponsors of terrorism

Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir, with Lieutenant General Shams al-Din al-Kabbashi, member of the Military Council (AFP)

Khartoum: Fateh Rahman Yousef

The Saudi government is working closely with Sudan to remove its name from the list of states sponsoring terrorism, said Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir.
At a press conference held in Khartoum yesterday, after attending the signing ceremony of the transition documents in Sudan, his country continues its efforts to remove Sudan from the list of states sponsoring terrorism, adding: "We continue to work with Sudan to remove his name from the list. "We think it's a matter of time, but efforts are continuing.This will also allow Sudan to invest in many areas."
Al-Jubeir said his country supports the efforts of the African Union and Ethiopia to prevent foreign interference in Sudanese affairs. Sudan.
On behalf of the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Al-Jubeir called on the Arab and Islamic countries and the international community to stand by Sudan, opening a new chapter in its history with determination and determination of its people. In words or deeds. "
Al-Jubeir blessed the Sudanese people with what he described as "the historic achievement, which aspires to reach a new dawn that will bring to Sudan and its people security, security, peace and stability. He said: "I bring you greetings from the guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud and his Crown Prince, as well as their wishes that security and stability reign in this beloved country, as well as the vigor of his sons and his determination to direct all circumstances.
He stressed that the Kingdom had already made efforts before action in order to "realize the aspirations of the Sudanese people, to reach this agreement and to contribute to the success of the initiative of the African Union. and Ethiopia.
"I have all planned to protect the Sudanese people and preserve the security and territorial integrity of Sudan, on the basis of the sincere fraternity that unites the two countries and the two brother peoples."
Al-Jubeir reiterated the Kingdom's stance alongside all Sudanese parties, convinced of the ability of Sudanese of all affiliations to overcome the turning point in the history of their country and to achieve the goal of achieving their goal. prosperous future to which they aspire. The unity of his people who believed in his homeland and defended his interest in living in the blessed stability of the good intentions of this honest country. "
Mohamed El Hacen Ould Labat, mediator of the African Union (AU), addressed reporters at the joint press conference welcoming the efforts of Libyan Forces Liberation and Change Forces member Ibrahim al -Amin, and the member of the Transitional Military Council, Salah Abdel Khalek. "We highly appreciate Saudi Arabia's efforts to support this agreement, which we are seeking as seriously as possible, as Sudan is a central country in the three worlds, Africa, the Arab system and the United Arab Emirates. Islamic world ".
He explained that Saudi leaders, at the level of his king and crown prince, supported efforts to achieve what was achieved by mobilizing the necessary support to achieve the goals of the Sudanese revolution.
For his part, the head of the Declaration of Liberty and Change, Ibrahim al-Amin, on the day of the signing, was described as "Sudan's second anniversary" after the independence of 1956, as it was declared is an extension of the experiences of the Sudanese revolutions against the totalitarian regime, persecution and injustice.
Al-Amin referred to what he called the dangers facing Sudan and the security threats that lie ahead: the Red Sea became an "open arena for international conflicts" and the headquarters of many major military bases, posing a direct threat to its coasts, be it on the west coast of Sudan or east of Saudi Arabia.
He explained that Sudan and Saudi Arabia needed a new vision in an integrated development framework and that the Kingdom's economy could be largely integrated with that of Sudan.
Al-Amin warned against foreign interference in recent years, particularly "the Iranian penetration in several Arab capitals, which reaches sensitive areas in Arab waters, which is a threat to many Arab countries" . He said: "What happened in Iraq was the main army in Iran and not only in America," and "played a major role in destabilizing the security of Iraq and wants to repeat experience in Saudi Arabia ".
Al-Amin referred to what he called the Kingdom's huge economic projects on the Red Sea coast, highlighting the importance of the integration of the Sudanese and Saudi economies and of the launching gigantic strategic projects in infrastructure and food security, including the construction of railways linking Africa to the Red Sea through Sudan.
On the other hand, a member of the Transitional Military Council, General Salah Abdul Khalek, described Saudi Arabia as the "Doha of the Arabs", the country of the two holy mosques and the revelation, and said that Sudan stood alongside Saudi Arabia against the plans of the "Houthi enemy" backed by Iran, Sudan.

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