AN OPEN LETTER TO SEN. JOHN KERRY.
Via Public Affairs Office
US Embassy
Khartoum
Sudan
Senator John Kerry, Thank God that is now possible that you managed to visit your globe brothers and sisters in Sudan. I wish the other senators shall do the same or finish the first step you are about to put as one of the best approach of putting an end to the Sudanese problems.
Actually a good number of American Government officials, Personalities, Agencies as well private institutions and many many others came to Sudan and these visits and or missions are done due to the Americans concerned and love toward the Sudanese people
.
Senator Kerry, it is better to turn the direction of resolving the Darfur issues plus same problems of other parts of the Sudan, I would like to assure you that the Dar-Fur people are very small in capacity to act finally toward resolving the problem from within Khartoum, therefore, I propose a new approach of solving this issue by introducing massive TRAINING to the very people of Darfur; the proposed training should based on the following:
-Human rights
-Justice
-Reconciliation
-liberty
-Freedom
-Democratic leadership
-Development and progress.
However, Senator, there are many ways to launch such trainings but, it need resources from your sides to reach the very local people around Khartoum and other main towns " and the same who are trained shall afterward safe themselves by themselves, and I assure you that Khartoum is one of the best place where the issue can be solved that is why I say they the very people are in need of tools on none violent"
Senator Kerry, I would like to thank you and the rest of your brothers and sisters who really have great concerned and willingness about Sudan.
Shall the spirit of truth, justice, reconciliation, liberty, freedom, just-peace, democratic-leadership development and progress move deeper across the Sudan- people's hearts and minds to actualize cultural, socioeconomical, religious and political stability in the sooner future.
And may God bless you, all the Americans and the Sudanese people.

Senator John Kerry
Just-peace concerned,
John Jada,
Khartoum,
Sudan.
16.04.009