Khartoum _ OnePress

Prime Minister visits the military museum and praises the sacrifices of the armed forces and the role of "Zadna" in supporting the national economy

The Prime Minister, Professor Kamel Idris, visited today the Military Museum, where he was received by the Director of the Department of Museums and Military History, Lieutenant General Omar Al Nour Ahmed, along with a number of museum leaders and representatives of Zadna International Investment Company Limited.

During the visit, the Prime Minister inspected the various pavilions of the museum, which include models of military vehicles and equipment, as well as the cultural wing on heritage and arts, and the counseling and psychotherapy department.

The Prime Minister praised the armed forces on the occasion of their seventy-second anniversary, praising their sacrifices and the sacrifices of the forces supporting them, and their efforts in defending and protecting the sovereignty of the country.

He stressed that the military museum represents a vivid memory of the history of the armed forces, and an important platform to introduce current and future generations to the history of the military institution and its national contributions.

The Prime Minister also reviewed aspects of the partnership between Zadna International Investment Company Limited and the Military Museum, praising the strategic projects implemented by the company and its contribution to supporting the national economy and achieving development goals.

He pointed out that Zadna is one of the important components in the path of comprehensive and sustainable development in Sudan, stressing the importance of integrating major national agricultural projects, especially the Al-Jazeera project and Al-Hawad project, with the company's projects, in order to enhance production and support the national economy.

The Prime Minister reiterated that Sudan has great potential to develop, with its natural resources, mineral wealth and civilizational heritage, expressing confidence in the country's ability to restore its role and status among nations.