The Head of the Supreme Council for Social Peace, Al‑Noor Al-Sheikh Al‑Noor, emphasized the importance of embedding the principles of social peace, promoting a culture of harmony, and confronting hate speech, describing them as essential foundations for addressing the consequences of war and rebuilding Sudan’s social fabric.
Al‑Noor made these remarks while addressing a seminar on Enhancing Social Peace in Sudan, which reviewed a number of academic papers on the role and concepts of community peace, as well as mechanisms for strengthening peace and countering hate speech and racism.
He explained that the seminar presented practical mechanisms, studies, and research that explored the roots of the Sudanese crisis, the issue of societal fragmentation, and ways to address the negative effects of war. It also examined methods to correct social distortions through the establishment of a new social contract based on fostering a culture of tolerance and conducting national reconciliations founded on full consent.
Al‑Noor highlighted the importance of involving all community components, including women, youth, native administrations, and civil society organizations, stressing the pivotal role of Sudanese women in building community peace.
He called on all Sudanese citizens to join the Council’s efforts in promoting tolerance, restoring social cohesion, confronting hate speech, and fostering a culture of societal dialogue and acceptance of others, ultimately contributing to the creation of a unified, advanced, and cohesive Sudanese nation.
#Sudan#Nabaa_Sudan