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| Sudanese President: State money is haram to ruling party |
Said Sudan News Agency on Tuesday that the country's president, Omar al-Bashir, has spent "prohibiting state money" on the ruling National Congress Party, in an exhibition referring to the reform program.
According to Bashir, who also chairs the "National Congress" that "state reform program made considerable progress," he announced "the end of the foundation stage of it in December with the state regarding
He added, in front of members of Congress, that "reform initiative is unprecedented and that most of the political forces and the armed movements were unanimous on the national dialogue, which covers a large proportion of the country's issues."
According to the agency, the al-Bashir, "President of the National Conference of State cut the prohibition of money on his own party," he said, "We will not pay a dime of the money for the state party, it is haram ..".
As "the face of the party constitutions to prevent the payment of their contributions over the phone," stressing "the membership of the National Congress's commitment to pay their contribution to the various partisan educational activities."
He Bashir "to the need to allocate a share of the membership subscriptions for the poor and needy of membership and funding of community activities related to services ..."
Sudanese President "and spoke about the current stage and witnessed the scene of openness led the Communist Party of Sudan to hold a general conference for the first time in a public institution without stone .."."
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