Engineer Mohamed Kortekaila, Minister of Federal Governance and Rural Development, has emphasized the strategic importance of building national leadership capabilities to ensure effective and resilient responses to current national challenges, particularly given the country’s exceptional circumstances.
Speaking at the launch of a specialized training course titled ‘Effective Administrative Leadership in Emergency Conditions’ held at the Karari Locality Hall, Minister Kortekaila highlighted the urgency of embedding sound governance, adaptive management, and strategic decision-making during crises. The training program is organized by the Ministry of Federal Governance and Rural Development in coordination with the African Center for Governance, Peace, and Transformation Studies.
The opening session was attended by a broad delegation of officials, including Mr. Omar Mohamed Ahmed Naeem, Executive Director of Karari Locality; Mr. Abu Dhar Al-Hafiz, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Federal Governance; Mr. Dhu Al-Ghaffar Ali Mohamed, Chairman of the Supreme Council for Human Resources Development and Labor in Khartoum State; Ms. Malak Dafa’allah Al-Sayyid, representing the Minister of Human Resources and Social Care; and the Chairman of the Supreme Council for Local Governance in Khartoum State, alongside prominent administrative experts.
Dr. Mahmoud Zain Al-Abedin, Director of the African Center for Governance, Peace, and Transformation Studies, explained that the program aims to enhance the executive and community skills of administrative leaders in emergency management, strategic planning, effective communication, and decision-making to support recovery efforts and institutional stability.
Led by administrative development and peacebuilding expert Professor Sir Al-Khatim Abdelrahim Toto and management trainer Mr. Al-Fadil Ali Omar, the program features specialized lectures and working papers tailored for administrative officers and government executive leadership across various Sudanese states and public units.
