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السياسي السوداني ونظرية الموارد: الإمام الصادق المهدي استثناءً
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السياسي السوداني ونظرية الموارد: الإمام الصادق المهدي استثناءً

Al-Rakoba about 1 hour 1 mins read

د. أحمد عبدالله الشيخ في مقالات سابقة تناولت فشل المفاوض السوداني في إدارة ملف سد النهضة، وفي هذا المقال أود توضيح كيف أن فشل المفاوض هو عَرَض لمرض أكبر، ألا وهو غياب الرؤية الوطنية الواضحة لدى السياسي لاستغلال مياه النيل باعتبارها أحد أهم موارد السودان. فالمفاوض غير السياسي، ونعني به الفني أو الخبير لا يستطيع …

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