00:00Today, I speak not only as the ambassador of the Republic of Sudan, but also as the voice of a nation, enduring one of the darkest chapters in its modern history.
00:19What is unfolding in Al-Fashir, and I think you all heard about the development that took place in the last few days.
00:30Al-Fashir is the capital of North, therefore, is unspeakable, a tragedy beyond horror.
00:38It is not only a city takeover within a civil war or a mere struggle for power between two factions, as some naive and simplistic Western outlets have portrayed.
00:52Rather, it is a systemic campaign of extermination and terror perpetrated by the so-called rabbit support force, RSF, militia, against innocent men, women, and children, against the entire civilian population of Al-Fashir and the Sudan.
01:16Sir, what role do you see in OIC and why those civil nations play?
01:21Who? Malaysia?
01:23OIC and other civil nations, what role do you see them play in what they play external actors accused of arming the RSF?
01:35Actually, I would like to take this opportunity to really do thanks and appreciate the statement issued by the OIC.
01:44We are condemning the atrocities committed by the RSF so that it will show the position of OIC in solidarity with Sudan and condemnation to the crimes that took place in Al-Fashir and in Sudan in general.
02:04But yet, we are looking for more.
02:07I mean, like, this is part of UMA solidarity is expected to have more involvement of the OIC as an organization and as individual countries in the peace in Sudan.
02:23The same thing, I mean, like, if you are asking about Malaysia, Malaysia is a leading country in our Islamic UMA and we are really looking for a bigger role to Malaysia because, as you may know, it's not a secret.
02:43Sudan trusts Malaysia very much.
02:46Sudan and Malaysia have no ulterior motive or any agenda.
02:49So it is a very good candidate to play an excellent role in Sudan.
02:54We always look for Malaysia as a strategic partner for the rebuilding of the country soon, immediately when things go back to normal.
03:04And I am really thrilled by the wide sympathy and sympathy and support we felt during the last few days from the Malaysian public and Malaysian grassroots organization.
03:20Thank you, Malaysia.
03:21Thank you, Malaysia.
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