Under the leadership of Mr. Nasser Saad Al-Nour, Director of the Entrepreneurship Center, a meeting was convened with members of the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the organization of a training workshop on “The Role of Resistance Committees in Curbing Drug Spread in Neighborhoods and the Concept of Democratic Transition.” The participants emphasized the necessity of conducting this workshop to combat and reduce drug abuse, particularly in neighborhoods and around schools. The meeting addressed the damages caused by drug use, especially among the youth, and its negative impact on society. Additionally, a collaborative effort between the center and the organization will include an exhibition to raise awareness about drugs in coordination with the state police. This workshop is part of the joint efforts between the Entrepreneurship Center and the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources in the ongoing campaign against drug abuse and the promotion of a culture of peace.

Yesterday, an essential step was taken towards fostering collaboration between the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources and the Voluntary Return and Resettlement Commission. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed, outlining joint efforts in the domains of health, education, agriculture, water resources, youth centers, and women’s initiatives. The agreement also focuses on promoting collective volunteer work. In the signed MOU, Mr. Bahaa El-Din Bashara Sharif, the President of the organization, pledged to work hand in hand with the Commission to ensure the success of voluntary return projects. Mr. Sharif emphasized the commitment to cooperation that will contribute to the positive outcomes of voluntary return initiatives. Expressing his satisfaction with the collaboration, Mr. Sharif Dousa, the Director of the Voluntary Return and Resettlement Commission, welcomed the signing of the MOU. He affirmed the Commission’s support for charitable organizations, providing necessary consultations and engaging in joint research endeavors. This partnership aims to create a strategic alliance in addressing crucial aspects of voluntary return and resettlement.