Sudan: Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi’s measure to ensure institutional rigour for the protection of the country’s assets
State authority demands acts of limpid clarity. With Decision No. 36, Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi takes a founding political act. The Prime Minister locks down the entire public estate. From now on, every hectare of land, every official building and every piece of equipment under government supervision escapes any inclination toward transfer, sale or lease. This firm measure blocks outright any attempt to squander the national patrimony.
The political message resonates forcefully within ministries and civil administrations: safeguarding public resources remains the unshakeable pillar of the restoration of the state.
In its implementation, this directive reflects a comprehensive strategy of institutional clean-up. It unambiguously strengthens the prerogatives of the Inventory and Management Committee in place since the beginning of the year.
The head of government restores discipline at the heart of the administrative machine. Agency directors, regional officials and heads of institutions face their statutory duties. No exemption exists.
The obligation to grant full access to registers, land archives and accounting documents becomes an absolute rule for every public servant.
This regulatory offensive illustrates courageous and visionary leadership. The head of the executive branch instils a salutary dynamic of rigour.
The state regains full control of its assets, reaffirms its legal pre-eminence and imposes a strict order at all decision-making levels. Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi displays an iron grip in the face of opportunism.
Any attempt at illegal appropriation of public land now collides with a watertight legal lock. The clarity of the political line leaves no room for compromise.
The decision retains its full executive force until the final submission of the official report by the oversight commission.
By directly engaging the legal and administrative responsibility of institutional officials, the central authority establishes an exemplary culture of probity.
Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi signs a major demonstration of political strength. This choice of state protects the nation’s wealth and consolidates the government’s legitimacy in the eyes of public opinion.
