PORT SUDAN (Nadaa Sudan) – Vice-Chancellor of the University of Khartoum (UK), Professor Imad-Eddin Al-Amin Al-Tahir Aradaib, has affirmed that the Port Sudan International Forum contributes to strengthening academic and intellectual dialogue on the future of Sudanese-Chinese and China-Africa relations, while supporting efforts to achieve development and stability and rebuild Sudan in the aftermath of the war.
Addressing the second day of the forum, organized by the Centre for Horn of Africa Studies and Research in Red Sea State, Aradaib said the university plays a national role in developing solutions to development, security and political crises, as well as leading initiatives aimed at reconstruction and strengthening social cohesion.
He highlighted the importance of the African-Chinese partnership amid political, economic and geopolitical transformations, noting that the forum’s themes include political and diplomatic cooperation, economic relations, reconstruction, infrastructure, food security and sustainable development.
Aradaib affirmed the University of Khartoum’s readiness to establish academic and scientific partnerships with Chinese and African universities and think tanks, and to translate research findings into practical initiatives that contribute to development, economic integration and regional stability.
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