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An official at Sudan’s Interior Ministry has revealed a plan to take legal action to control the growing foreign presence in the country after the outbreak of war in Sudan.
Major General Salah al-Din Adam Omar, director of the General Directorate of Public Affairs at the General Directorate of Passports, stressed the importance of the move in light of the increasing number of foreigners and their participation in the war in the ranks of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) through acts of vandalism and attacks on public and private property in Khartoum state as well as carrying weapons, according to the Sudanese News Agency.
Major General Adam Omar noted that the government has taken measures to review the civil registry and arrest violators of obtaining Sudanese citizenship illegally and has formed an identity review committee that will ban questionable national numbers.
For his part, the Director of the General Department of Civil Registry, Major General Sami Al-Siddiq, explained that dealing with the refugees of the State of South Sudan will be as refugees, pointing to the damage caused by their participation in the war.
Al-Siddiq stressed the need for rapid intervention to stop the illegal foreign presence in Sudan, while stressing the importance of preserving state sovereignty and national security.
The officials’ statements came during a press conference of the preparatory committee for the workshop to control the foreign presence and review the identity, which will open its work tomorrow, Tuesday, with the participation of all relevant authorities, to conclude its work and submit its recommendations next Thursday.
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