Ahmed al-Sharra

They took from the main storage all the unique and beautiful collections and destroyed the rest of the collection that existed now.

The building was very unique and very beautiful. The first floor hosted all the monuments, all the collections from prehistory up to Marawi. And the second hosted the Christianity collections and a little bit of Islamic. So a really incredible place and one I visited many times when I lived in Khartoum.

Yes, unfortunately. The militia took We have very big collections from the Sudan National Museum. The collection that we evacuated during our rehabilitating project for Sudan National Museum and we put all these collections packed in boxes.

Most of this they took it and they took from the main storage all the unique and the beautiful collections and destroyed the rest of the collection that is existed now. They destroyed it and we have a strong room for the gold collection. They opened this and took all the gold collection from Marawi and from Cush as general.

They wanted to take it to the market and do trading by it. And some of them, I think they took to another country, which is support this militia.

Yes, they mentioned that because some of them, they put the collection in the videos and we received some videos and they're trying to get to Emirates, but up to now we didn't sure where is it now. But I don't know what is about the gold. Maybe they use it for them or for trading in the market. This war, again it's Do you think there will be a way of rebuilding the National Museum? Yes, of course.

We have to return all our collections, inshallah, and we will build it more beautiful than before.

The Syrian population has lived together for thousands of years. We're going to discuss all of it. We're going to have dialogue and make sure everyone is represented. The old regime always played on sectarian divisions, but we won't. We were welcomed in all the big cities by all the sects. I think the revolution can contain everybody.

There are many differences between Syria and the Taliban. The way we govern is different. Afghanistan is a tribal community. Syria is completely different. The people just don't think in the same way. The Syrian government and the ruling system will be in line with Syria's history and culture.

When it comes to women's education, of course. We've had universities in Idlib for more than eight years. I think the percentage of women in universities is more than 60%.

There are many things I just don't have the right to talk about because they are legal issues. There will be a Syrian committee of legal experts to write a constitution. They will decide. And any ruler or president will have to follow the law.

We haven't committed any crimes that justify calling us a terrorist group. In the last 14 years, we haven't targeted any civilians or civilian areas or civilian targets. I understand some countries will be worried by that designation, but it's not true. Now, after all that has happened, sanctions must be lifted because they were targeted at the old regime.

The victim and the oppressor should not be treated in the same way.

This moment is a declaration of our shared will to build a new, strong and stable state, one that places the interests of the nation and its citizens at the forefront of its priorities and works to restore life to every corner of our beloved country. Together, we will build a homeland worthy of all our sacrifices.

We will not by any means allow for weapons outside the control of the state, whether from revolutionary factions or factions in SDF areas. We need to close this chapter as quickly as possible because the presence of rogue arms in the country is what leads to chaos and unstable security. I think there is wide agreement among the factions. God willing, things will work out well.

At around 2am, we were woken by the sound of a huge explosion. And we were surprised to find that it was on the house of our neighbours. It was filled with people. Around 14 or 15 were staying there. Most of them are women and children. They are all civilians. There is no one there who shot missiles, nor is from the resistance.

I believe that nobody from Hamas' side, I don't think they are trying to play games. They would like to continue the truce and they would like to be trustworthy in the way they are handling the agreement that they have negotiated in Qatar and Egypt.

Sudan has approximately 15,000 public schools. Between 60% and 70% of these schools have been completely damaged.