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75 Appendix O 12. The commissioner of the Local Council was asked to support and assist the secretary of the National Congress in collecting the signatures and to provide transport for members of the Consultative Commission as soon as they requested. On 11.11.2003 the Committee visited Tullus where they met with leaders of the tribal administration, politicians and the executives. The Commissioner addressed the meeting thanking the Coordination Council, as represented by the committee, and explained the dangerous state of affairs and the necessity for unification and then presented the Committee members to the meeting. After elaborate explanation of the issue, followed by discussion, the following recommendations are made: 1. All agreed on the idea of unification and its implementation. 2. Setting up of information committee. 3. Necessity for extended presence in the Republic of Chad. 4. To spread the idea among university students 5. Opening up of transhumance passages and resting areas. 6. Comprehension and organization of executive and political work. 7. Security of relations with the Federal Government. 8. Formulation of inter-clan defense plan. 9. Appropriate economic planning for security of unification. 10. Activation and development of native administration. 11. Preparation of a clear memorandum of association for this work. 12.Strict secrecy. Omda / Yousif Omer Khatir was appointed as coordinator ( of committee) for Tullus Local Council Secretary of the National Congress asked to collect signatures of the members of the consultative commission and send to Niyala as soon as possible, while the commission was asked to provide transport for the Consultative Commission members whenever they asked. All confirmed, to implement and protect the unity. The Committee then met Nazir / Ahmed Es Sa mmani Al Bashar who agreed on the idea of unity and added more recommendations to affect: 1. There is need to bring together Arab leaders to ensure security of the idea and to implement it. 2. Urge Nazir Madibbo (of Relegate) to take the matter seriously with all the leaders of his area. Note: [Tullus is the domain of Fallata or Fulani whose language and culture are nowhere related to the Arabs]. On 12 /11 /2003 the Committee visited Reheid Al Birdi Locality where it met with tribal leaders, politicians and notables, who unanimously agreed on the idea (Unity) and affirmed their willingness to protect it and made the following recommendations: - 1. Advertise the unit to the public since it is a noble idea 2. Secrecy of information regarding internal (local plan) 3. Give a clear name for the unity. 4. Clear goal for this unity and its implementation. 5. To switch from defensive to offensive position by arguments and initiatives to refute gossip, liesand rumors. 6. Careful study to insure safety of action. 7. Cleanliness in dealing with others. 8. Remove popular police force from the state as it is involved in a number of violations. 9. A well studied economic plan to support this action. 10. Complete take-over of authority in South Dar Fur using the mechanical majority. 11. Change name to another one. 12. Review the issue of national service with Khartoum in all aspects. 13. Encourage the sons the clans for recruitment in the armed forces, police and security.
Appendix O After oath taking brother / Yousif Mohammed Yousif was selected as coordinator for Locality, while the secretary of the Congress was asked to collect the signatures of the Consultative Commission to send them to Niyala. It is worth nothing that the meeting was attended by all families and clans ,especially the Salamat, that are resident in Reheid Al Birdi. On Thursday 13/11/2003 the Committee held a meeting with tribal leaders, notables and politicians at Idd Al Fursan. After explanation of the objectives of its visit the Committee listened to the discussion, which finally put forward the following recommendations: - 1. Setting up the information and research committee. 2. Preservation of the principles and their development. 3. Protection of the politicians of all the clans by all means. 4. Change the names of Dar Fur States into more logical ones. 5. Strengthening the social fabric of the Arabs and exchange of visits. 6. Lay strong and clear economic foundations and principles. 7. Announcement of Arab action without reservations. 8. Organize the Janjaweed [Arab militias] for benevolent action and protection. 9. Unreserved obedience for the Arab leaders, especially the coordination commission. 10. Arbitration to solve the inter-state problems between all races to attain harmony and gain cordialness from others. 11. To pay attention to external trade. 12. Secrecy of information 13. Adoption of university students researchers. 14. Employment graduates in government institutions. 15. Improvement of administrative and executive systems in the capital of the state [South Dar Fur Niyala] and strengthening of native administration at all levels. 16. Review planned patriation to Goz Dongo and water projects approved in the name of Idd Al Fursan that end up in other areas. 17. Review of immigration to Niyala. This was followed by attestation on oath and brother /Dabaka Isa Dabaka was appointed coordinator for the Locality. Secretary of the Congress was asked to collect signatures of the members of the Consultative Commission for dispatch to Niyala. 76
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Executive Summary
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