Empowerment policy: Qatar’s plan to resettle Brotherhood in joints of Sudanese government

Aya Ezz

The Sudan News Agency, SUNA, published on Wednesday, January 29, 2020, a report on the Sudanese police after the arrest of a spy cell, working for Qatar in government institutions in Sudan.

For his part, Abdullah Mujahid, Sudanese political analyst, said, “There are already a large number of Brotherhood employees working until this moment in government institutions, which has changed only since the revolution. He is the isolated president Omar al-Bashir. Qatar existed in the picture through projects that it establishes and the aid it provides, makes the group penetrate more than before in Sudan, and makes it easier for it to live freely without trial.”

Mujahid indicated in exclusive statements to the Reference that Qatar wishes in any way to sabotage Sudan and spread terrorism in it, through the elements of the terrorist group, who are still outside the Sudanese prisons.

The political analyst explained that most of the Brotherhood elements, who are present in the government institutions, are working for Qatar and Turkey.

He emphasized that the citizens who were killed in the Red Sea State during the sectarian clashes that occurred last year, and the president of the state was involved in it, due to a gunshot wound, where the people were carrying weapons, although the tribes of that state had no weapon in the past.

This is the most prominent evidence of the former head of state’s involvement in financing tribes with weapons, who during the investigations, confessed to that crime.