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الحكم المدني الفدرالي مدخل لاستقرار السودان (2)

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نواصل حديثنا عن الحكم المدني الفدرالي باعتباره مدخلًا لإحلال السلام وتحقيق الاستقرار في السودان. في المقال السابق، تناولنا أهمية الحكم المدني الفدرالي ودوره في تحقيق الاستقرار وإرساء السلام في السودان، مع الاستفادة من التجربة الكينية في هذا المجال، نظرًا لما يجمع المجتمعين الكيني والسوداني من أوجه تشابه في التعدد الثقافي والديني والإثني، مع اختلاف الظروف …

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