Launching of Initiative “In Love with Sudan”
The Nile Street in Khartoum is One of the Most Important and Beautiful Streets of the capital of Sudan, and One of Its Prominent Landmarks
Haffiya Abdalla
Nile Street in Khartoum is one of the most important and most beautiful streets of the capital of Sudan, Khartoum, and one of its prominent landmarks. It is overlooked by the most important centers of governance, politics, economy, and culture in Sudan.
The Governor of Khartoum State, Al Tayeb Mohammad al-Sheikh, appreciated during the launching of the initiative in love with Sudan at Durrat El Nile Resort on the NilStreet Khartoum, appreciated the initiative and hoped that this dream would become a reality, so that people would see Khartoum, which has a great heritage and ancient civilization, and is adorned with the most beautiful colors and clean roads. Al-Kabeer, despite the lack of possibilities and scarcity of resources, said that their offices in the state are open to youth present all their initiatives. He thanked all the parties that contributed to this work, including companies, banks, businessmen, and individuals.
Minister of Culture and Information Graham Abdel Qadir confirmed that arrangements are underway to make Nile Street one of the most beautiful streets before the 27th of this September, which is the International Day of Tourism, saying that we will build Sudan from the far east to the west and from the south to the north. Sudan) in a resortPearl of the Nile on Nile Street in Khartoum “Let us differ in everything, but we do not differ in the love of Sudan and the love of the homeland is the greatest blessing that God bestows upon us.”
The Director of Hygiene in Khartoum locality, Daffa Allah Abdel-Baqi, indicated the suffering of agricultural waste, pedestrians, public and private institutions, construction waste, electricity and waterworks, and sewage explosions that impede hygiene.
Representative of the Agricultural Administration of Khartoum State, Ali Suleiman, pointed to the deterioration of the development budget in the state and noted the division of the Nile Street into 3 sectors, referring to the theft of water motors along the street, and explained that the administration submitted a study for 3 sectors to the Development Administration and is awaiting a response.
The Director of the Electricity Authority in Khartoum, Engineer Abbas Hasab Al-Rasoul, confirmed their full readiness for active participation, and their technical readiness for lighting in accordance with the vision of the initiative.
Representative of the Agricultural Administration in Khartoum State, Ali Suleiman, revealed the deterioration of the development budget in the state and noted the division of Nile Street into 3 sectors, and explained that the administration submitted a study for 3 sectors to the Development Administration and is awaiting a response.
The Director of the Electricity Authority in Khartoum, Engineer Abbas Hasab Al-Rasoul, confirmed their full readiness for active participation, and their technical readiness for lighting in accordance with the vision of the initiative.
It is worth noting that Nile Street in Khartoum is one of the most important and most beautiful streets of the capital of Sudan, Khartoum, and one of its prominent landmarks. It is overlooked by the most important centers of governance, politics, economy, and culture in Sudan. It also includes the city’s tourist and architectural landmarks. There are historical archaeological buildings and museums, such as the old Republican Palace and Sudan National Museum, and there are modern buildings such as the National Telecommunications Authority tower, the Corinthia Hotel Khartoum tower, and the buildings of ministries and important government departments such as the new presidential palace, the Ministry of Finance, educational institutions such as the University of Khartoum, and public parks such as a park The family Muqrin, large hotels such as the Sudan Hotel, cinema halls and modern theaters such as the Friendship Hall theater and cinema.
