Announcing its contribution to Sudan reconstruction, Free Zones and Markets praise steadfastness of armed forces

Source: Sudan News Agency (SUNA)

Port Sudan, May 25 (SUNA) - The Sudanese Free Zones and Markets Company has renewed its support for the armed forces and the forces supporting them in the battle of national dignity, until the greatest victory is achieved by defeating the terrorist rebel Rapid Support militia.

This came when a member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC) and Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, General Yassir Al-Atta, received a delegation from the Sudanese Free Zones and Markets Company at his office in Omdurman, headed by the Managing Director Omer Muhammad Sheikh Al-Din, in the presence of the Acting Director-General Hamdan Khalifa, and the Director of Financial and Administrative Affairs Murtada Mohammed Ismail.

The Managing Director Sheikh Al-Din praised the armed forces' steadfastness and bravery in defending the homeland the homeland integral territory, and its honesty in preserving the company's resources of goods and basic commodities worth millions of pounds that were located inside a hall in the Corps of Engineers, which the army maintained for more than a full year and handed over to the company delegation in its entirety, undiminished.

The Managing Director of the Free Zones and Markets Company affirmed that an army with such morals would not be defeated, and would achieve the expected victory in the near future, praising, in this regard, the courage and valor of General Yassir Al-Atta, who said that he remained stationed in Omdurman teaching the terrorist rebel militia lessons in steadfastness and fighting until he defeated it from the area of ancient Omdurman, and he would defeat it from all regions of Sudan.

Sheikh Al-Din expressed his deep regret over the systematic destruction practiced by the Al-Dagalo militia in a number of important areas and sites in the old Omdurman area, stressing that the Sudanese Free Zones and Markets Company will contribute, along with its counterpart of the major national companies and economic institutions, to the project of rebuilding and rehabilitating a new Sudan free of the Janjaweed militia.

Meanwhile, the Acting Director General of the Sudanese Free Zones and Markets Company, Hamdan Khalifa, revealed that the company had signed an agreement with the Cooperative Corporation of the Armed Forces to import necessary goods and electricity materials to be delivered by the company to the citizens at nominal prices, indicating that the step comes within the attitude of the Company to reduce the burdens of living on the shoulders of the citizens who said they face exceptional circumstances in the war time. BH/BH