Despite Our Rich Recourses, We Are Begging, Says FVP

First Vice President f the Transitional Sovereign Council, 1st Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, has reiterated his call for unifications the ranks of the Sudanese and abandon dissension in order to build a strong, civilized and modern Sudan.
He criticized, while addressing Darfur Sultanate Iftar which took place in Dinar Royal Hall in Khartoum today, the situations in Sudan, regretting missing several resources due to the political disputes, pointing out that Sudan is rich with its enormous resources  and with little of efforts country will be on top of the modern states in the globe.
He pledged that there will be no more coup as alleged by some parties, stressing on the importance of disregarding the partisan disputes and betraying each other.
Daglo called for bring the corrupt people and criminals to book, even if the FVP is among them.
He affirmed their endeavors to lead the country towards a free and fair elections in which the people seclect their representatives.
The FVP called on the Sudanese businessmen to play effective role to bring the country out of its economic crisis.
He expressed appreciation to the Sudanese people who endured a lot in order to achieve their aspirations towards a state of welfare.
He affirmed that Sudan is now on the right track after coming out from the international isolation by the support of the US Administration, Troika, and sisterly Arab states, lauding the role of the Arab countries and the European Union for their contribution in delisting Sudan from the States Sponsors of Terrorism (SST).
On his part, the Sultan of General Darfur, Ahmed Hussein Ali Dinar, said that the Sultanate used to organize an annual Ramadan Iftar to assemble the leading figures in Sudan aiming at unifying the national rank, hailing the role of the RSf Commander in Chief, 1st Lt. gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo in achieving peace in Sudan.
The Iftar was attended by several political and constitutional figures, besides some accredited ambassadors to Sudan and local administration leaders.