This pillar addresses the foundations of national sovereignty and the restoration of state authority. It examines national security, foreign relations, strategic diplomacy, the rebuilding of the Sudanese Armed Forces, strategic deterrence, and the institutional foundations required for a modern, capable, and sovereign state.
Paragraphs in this pillar
- 2 Sustainable Development
- 3 Reconstruction After Destruction
- 4 Destruction Resulting from Foreign Interventions
- 5 Sovereignty Is Not Granted; It Is Secured
- 6 Verification of Sudanese Citizenship and Family Name
- 7 Restoring Security After the Rebellion
- 8 Jurisprudence of Priorities and the Eisenhower Matrix
- 9 Beginning Externally to Strengthen the Internal Situation
- 10 Comprehensive Documentation of Foreign Interventions
- 11 Return of Forces from the Republic of Yemen
- 12 Return of Forces from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- 13 Reception of Returning Overseas Forces in a Dedicated Camp
- 14 Legal Action Against the United Arab Emirates
- 15 Rapid Response to Emergencies
- 16 Legal Proceedings Against States Cooperating with the United Arab Emirates
- 17 Excluding the United Arab Emirates from Future Arrangements
- 18 Establishment of a Media Committee with Security and Diplomatic Awareness
- 19 Foreign Relations
- 20 Strategic Engagement with the United Nations Security Council
- 21 New Political Alliances
- 22 Transforming Sudan into a Proactive Rather Than Reactive State
- 23 Sudan’s Capabilities
- 24 The Armed Forces as the Cornerstone of the Modern State
- 25 Building the Army of the Century
- 26 Restructuring the Regular Forces
- 27 Strategic Deterrence System
- 28 Linking the Armed Forces to National Development
- 29 Ending the Overlap Between Politics and the Military
- 30 The Armed Forces’ Strategic Vision
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