Sudan Cabinet Reviews Security, Humanitarian, and Service Conditions in Khartoum and States

The Council of Ministers, chaired by Prime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris, held its regular meeting with the participation of federal ministers, the Governor of Darfur Region, and the Wali of Red Sea State.
The Secretary-General reported that the Cabinet reaffirmed its appreciation for the Armed Forces, regular forces, and supporting units for their role in the “Battle of Dignity.” Ministers presented several briefings on national conditions, including an update from Minister of Cabinet Affairs Dr. Lamia Abdel-Ghafar on the government’s return to Khartoum and the situation of IDPs who fled El-Fashir to Northern State. The Cabinet instructed immediate improvements to health and education services at the displacement center.
The Minister of Interior delivered a detailed report on counter-narcotics and anti-smuggling operations, with the Council calling for proper incentives for the units involved. The Minister of Energy and Petroleum presented an assessment of electricity and petroleum conditions, which the Cabinet commended. The Minister of Finance reported on living conditions and the flow of essential goods and services nationwide, while the Minister of Health outlined ongoing measures to address epidemics and strengthen medical services.
Prime Minister Idris also directed the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure to prepare an urgent report on the condition of major Khartoum State bridges, including Al-Halfaya, Shambat, Al-Dabasin, and the southern section of Mak Nimr.

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