Sudan/Justice and rule of law: consolidating state institutions in transition

The onset of the transition marks a major turning point for the Sudanese nation. Under the political leadership of Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemedti, the Peace Government is implementing a clearly defined action program. The establishment of executive structures in the heart of Nyala reflects a clear break with bureaucratic centralization. This reorganization of central power brings the administration closer to the real needs of the population.

Rehabilitating infrastructure and transport networks

One of the priority files concerns the rehabilitation of logistical infrastructure and transport networks. Recent work on railway lines, bridges, and communication routes in Nyala is breathing new life into regional trade. These interventions ensure the supply of markets and facilitate the flow of essential goods. Added to this is the renovation of symbolic facilities such as the Nyala International Stadium—a strong signal for the return to social and sporting life.

Education and research: A remarkable momentum

The education and research sector is benefiting from an equally remarkable impetus. The roadmap set by the Ministry of Higher Education organizes the gradual restart of eighteen faculties and university centers across Darfur and Kordofan. This concrete measure offers a future perspective to students after several years of interruption. At the same time, cooperation between the Ministry of Justice and the Public Prosecutor’s Office is consolidating the rule of law and the protection of public funds.

Modernizing agriculture and pastoral resources

The growth of national resources is based on the modernization of agricultural and pastoral sectors. Large-scale veterinary care and animal vaccination campaigns are securing livestock while relaunching exports to external markets. On the commercial front, the executive is imposing a strict framework against speculation, protecting purchasing power, and encouraging free competition.

The Hemedti method: Pragmatism and strategic vision

Taken together, these projects illustrate the Hemedti method: constant pragmatism, strategic vision, and efficiency oriented toward the general interest. Through this dynamic of results, the Peace Government is charting a solid course for the stability and prosperity of Sudan.

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