PM's adviser honors Khartoum tea vendors with financial support, praises their resilience during war

Khartoum – OnePress

The adviser to the Prime Minister, Musleh Nassar al-Rashidi, on Saturday, provided financial support to about 50 women tea vendors on Mak Nimr Street in Khartoum, as part of an initiative aimed at supporting the vulnerable segments affected by the war, in recognition of their steadfastness and continued work despite exceptional circumstances.

Al-Rashidi said during his visit to the site that the initiative comes in recognition of the stability shown by tea vendors, pointing out that a number of them continued to work in the region even during the years of war. He added that the Prime Minister had intended to participate in the visit, but circumstances prevented this, stressing the commitment of the government to provide the support it can according to the available resources.

Al-Rashidi addressed the tea vendors, stressing that they represent a model of honorable work and struggle, and that standing by them is a national duty, calling for the reactivation of the organization or association that used to bring them together to contribute to the organization of their activity and defend their rights.

The financial support included about 50 beneficiaries, with the aim of contributing to improving their living conditions in light of the economic challenges left by the war.

At the end of the visit, the adviser to the Prime Minister congratulated the armed forces and the forces supporting them on the victories achieved in the axis of Kordofan, and echoed with the attendees the slogan: “One army.. One people.”