البروفيسور.د.فــــاطمة عبد المحمود

]ماذا عند
البروف فاطمة عبد المحمود اتجاه العطالة والتعليم ؟؟

وهل من الممكن أن نجد في عهدها إذا ما فازت بالانتخابات عودة المغتربين
إلى الوطن ؟؟d]
بصراحة أنا لست من المتابعين للسياسة والنشاط السياسي ولكن اتمنى فعلا
الفوز بالانتخابات لمن سينهض بحال السودان ..

وأريد أن اسألكي عن هذه الجملة اختي هند ..في نقاش عن الانتخابات بين
مجموعة من السودانيين قال أحدهم أنه يتمنى فوز البشير بالانتخابات فعندما
سئل عن السبب قال (أن المؤتمر الوطني قد شبع من سرقة الأموال فربما في
الخطوة القادمة سيكون اعمل كله اتجاه السودان فإذا وجدنا شخصا غير البشير
في كرسي الرئاسة فسيطول الانتظار إلى أن يصل إلى مرحلة الشبع

I replied:
Omar, when one
hears rediculous and poorly balanced spendings on government
establishments, indeed figures such as: Only 4.5 Billion Sd
pounds/month government bugdet for Ministry of Health. Only 6 Billion
Sd pounds/month government budget for Ministry of Education. 10 Billion
Sd pounds/month for the Palace of the Republic of questionalble
validity?!
In addition,
With recent speculations that South could soon be preparing for war, we
can go back to the days where NCP spent 3 million US dollars/day on
arms and ammunition (70% of National budget).
One indeed
wonders…

People say we
see in the streets with our own eyes the prosperous and lavish lives
of government associates eg job opportunities by way of wasta, multiple
busnisses, tall buildings, fancy cars
One wonders
more...
Our isolation
from the rest of the world and the lack of prospect in improving
relations with developped countries when harsh words are used in
referring to them (chopping fingers, necks, under the shoe etc...)
One wonders
more and more
We lived
through long years of corruption to the point of uttmost frustration.
The comment above was made by a very exhausted spirit. The commentator
forgets decent administrations do exist, where equality, freedom,
co-existence in harmony are alive and well
Omar, we don't
have a money problem in Sudan. We have a problem in the core of our
morals.
The basic
principals of good conduct are an inherent morality, comes from fear of
God and the true teachings of Islam and Christianity and Judiasm even
before....the core and not the shell.
Returning to Sudan is everybody's
dream

Decent families
who have raised their children in foreign societies are afraid to take
them to Khartoum even for holiday for fear of them being humiliated
by Nizam Al 3am for rediculous reasons. What is the incentive for
returning when even basic public services are lacking, Health and
Education eg we are decades behind 1st world even when we now have the
means.
Again the core
not the shell, not the huge advert signs, glass buildings and fancy
roads...
Even morally as
individuals we are going down. Sudanese in Khartoum are now liars,
opportunists and not worthy of trust. Prostitution and drugs have never
been higher. Rest of Sudanese (except government associates) are
either drowning their frustration online or infront of satellite tv
24/7 or cannot afford it and are angry very angry.
With regard to your question, Fatima has put huge emphasis on
addressing the problems of Health, Education and Unemployment and
they are high on her list of priorities.
There are
nonetheless, immediate nagging issues such as Darfur and the South that
need immediate attention.
Health and
Education are unquestionably the pillars of civilisation. But peace is a
prerequisite in order to build towards them in a realistic pace.

There are no
magical overnight solutions to our complex problems. We need concerted
effort, motivated minds, foreign experts (including Sudanese abroad)
and most of all incentives to fuel people's enthusiasm.


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