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Women is the family who  is the first place where we learn how to share,care and respect.Women  is not just my mother and  she is the father , cousins my maternal and paternal uncle and aunty as a whole complete my family

March 8 is the international Women,s  day , It is important to improve the investment on children and women, Sudanese Women are capable to demonestrate their abilities  in craft making .  This day is a pivotal point in the Movement for women’s rights. and balance for a better world.  Sudan is always  stressed on  the role of the Ministry of Welfare  and its interest in women’s issues and its empowerment by developing policies and strategies that enhance its role in social, economic, cultural and political life and to promote and improve its status so that it can play their  role as an integral and active partner in building society

 We  all  believe that  women  have a space in the microfinance programs and the good loan and safety nets produced through the leap of women in the prospects of national dialogue and to the provisions of social protection programs .

  It is important to improve the investment on children and women, that Sudanese Women are capable to demonestrate their abilities  in craft making .  This day is a pivotal point in the Movement for women’s rights. and balance for a better world.  The role of the Country  and its interest in women’s issues and its empowerment by developing policies and strategies that enhance its role in social, economic, cultural and political life and to promote and improve its status so that it can play their  role as an integral and active partner in building society  .

 All Sudanese   women  have a space in the microfinance programs and the good loan and safety nets produced through the leap of women in the prospects of national dialogue and to the provisions of social protection programs were the projects of the National Pension and Insurance fund and social safety programs

The Supreme Court of Sudan reaffirmed the right of Sudanese women to confer nationality on their children in a July 6 decision. This important advancement for gender equal nationality rights underscores the need for Sudan’s Nationality Act to be aligned with the country’s Interim Constitution and international law.

Though the Interim Constitution (2005) enshrines the equal right of men and women to pass nationality to their children, the Sudanese Nationality Act (amended 2011) retains several provisions that discriminate against women. While Sudanese men automatically confer citizenship on their children, the children of Sudanese women and foreign fathers are required to submit an application in order to acquire citizenship. Sudanese women are also unable to confer nationality on foreign spouses, a right reserved for Sudanese men. The Nationality Act further states that nationals who acquire South Sudanese citizenship will be stripped of their Sudanese citizenship.

By holding that the Interim Constitution guarantees Ramadan’s right to Sudanese citizenship, the Supreme Court’s decision is a major step towards equal nationality rights for Sudanese women.

Women are disproportionately affected by the various conflicts and security situations across the country; yet their involvement in leadership and participation in peace talks, conflict resolutions, and peace building continue to reflect only token treatment.

They aim to strengthen women’s economic empowerment through the adoption and implementation of national plans, legislations, policies, strategies and budgets. This programme also aims to enhance women’s sustainable livelihoods through gender-responsive services and access to and control over means of production, resources and markets. We support initiatives to help women at all levels enhance their employment opportunities, sustainable livelihoods and resilience, including support for microcredit grants.

 Collective action and shared ownership for driving gender parity is what makes International Women’s Day impactful. Gloria Steinem, world-renowned feminist, journalist and activist once explained “The story of women’s struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.” So make International Women’s Day your day and do what you can to truly make a positive difference for women.