I'm an American Pakistani. I appreciate your effort and conviction to make everyone's life better. Thank you guys and may Allah bless Sudan with furtile land again.
I've just watched this on Al Jazeera live. I'm so happy for theese guys and hope their work is going well and beautiful country of Sudan can be saved from desertification. Cheers from Poland! :)
Thank you Al Jazeera for bringing this information to all parts of the world. Hatem & Mohammed are the ultimate illustration of hardwork and more hard work. If people had this approach to life the world would be better: trying to come up with solutions to help your nation not waiting for a saviour or so!!!! Keep up the good work,,, so inspiring.
Great Stuff Guys, Being innovative about a serious problem, hope you are successful achieving a solution to benefit both the environment and local people.
Really you did a great job. Congrats from my heart. Who said we are lazy nation? We are as sudanese very proud of you as well as what you achieve. We are waiting in northern state to see your drone throwing Acatia seeds in suitable places to combat desertification . In other words, we are looking desperately for your invention output. Congratulations again.
well done guys...it is extremely impressive to see such creative minds came up and developed the concept, eventually may improve life of millions... you guys are hero of this era, time where under worst circumstances you put effort and make such a project to give a birth.. i would like to see how i can transfer some money for sake o f project,,, any website
Truly amazing team. Wish you good luck for your future. Your efforts, dedication and hardship will pay one day. A noble cause to save the world. And hats to off to you guys on your achievements with least support and resources.
Wonderful to see such hard and dedicated work be noticed, rewarded and move forward. Too bad that sanctions have made their work more difficult. We need more people in the wold like these men.
Does anyone know how to contact these 2 inventors? I have been searching nearly all day on google with their names, but they dont seem to have any social media means to contact them, so if anyone knows how to get in touch with them, could you please share it. Thank you.
Yep, the 3rd world countries are rough and impoverished not because they lack potential, but because of oppression of the globalist macro economic and political holding them back making them out to be primitives to be exploited while they're lands are geo-engineered and plundered by multinational corporations often only to be kicked under the bus with unnecessary wars benefiting the big money Western establishment with more power in winner takes all. This is why they struggle working very hard just to attain hardware parts and basic essentials for supply is lacking in economies where money and resources are exported (stolen by sell outs) instead of used wisely.
What would be the logistics of you know... simply scooping all that sand and shipping it off for whatever sand is used for? Al-Jazeera had a video article about sand running out as a resource. Why not invest in infrastructure to utilize sand that's threatening desertification? Or is it the wrong kind of sand?
Much easier said then done. We're talking about the 5rh most corrupt country in the world where less than a quarter of roads are paved, highly unlikely that any infrastructure will be built without foreign investment.
Can they make glass with this sand? Perhaps they could make non reflective solar panel glass, purchase solar cells, assemble and test them and begin selling them for a great local price, helping to turn the problem of sand into an opportunity to create solar power in part from the desert sand. Seed planting drones are even better when solar charged. :D
*+sanjuansteve* Sounds like a great idea. At least, in theory. Even if the sand was suitable for glass manufacturing, the sanctions have made it really difficult to get not just infrastructure in place but to important any materials that they need just at the _research&development_ stage of the game. Whilst most other nations are prattling on about free markets etc., the very same nations are behind the sanctions that stop a free market environment in Sudan, North Korea and a few other places. Sudan has a massive desertification problem, a massive refugee problem and the inability to import materials and technology. There's also their own government regulations to contend with. Mohammed mentioned that this entire thing has taken him considerably longer than it would've if they didn't have to make everything by hand and learn off the internet. Good on them though.
Solar charged seed planting drones could help with the desertification. Solar cells can also be sandwiched btw 2 pieces of glass and the panels could be used as partially transparent solar panel ceilings/roofs.
wait so on the beaches we are running out of sand but there is so much sand in the deserts that it is burying houses, we need to transport a lot of that sand to the beaches stat.
Why don't these guys make a GoFundMe? There have been crowdfunded video games like Star Citizen funded with thousands of dollars, so I can't see why this would be as successful?
Nice try but at certain point of time most of the earth will be arid or semi-arid, we can't do nothing about that no wonder Mars colonization is being rushed.
Well done! Everyone should read The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka to reverse desertification. The rain doesn't come from the sky, it comes from the plants...
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I'm an American Pakistani. I appreciate your effort and conviction to make everyone's life better. Thank you guys and may Allah bless Sudan with furtile land again.
Big hugs to Sudanese people form Japan 💐💐💐😍
tsurumiku taro.. Love you dude
thanx bro we love japan (computers)
Hontoni arigatu gosaimashta :)
I've just watched this on Al Jazeera live. I'm so happy for theese guys and hope their work is going well and beautiful country of Sudan can be saved from desertification.
Cheers from Poland! :)
Thank you Al Jazeera for bringing this information to all parts of the world.
Hatem & Mohammed are the ultimate illustration of hardwork and more hard work. If people had this approach to life the world would be better: trying to come up with solutions to help your nation not waiting for a saviour or so!!!!
Keep up the good work,,, so inspiring.
Great Stuff Guys, Being innovative about a serious problem, hope you are successful achieving a solution to benefit both the environment and local people.
These people are the real heroes. All the best to them
Great showcasing of human determination to improve land and lives. Salutations from the bottom of my heart.
Promoting public awareness is a great thing.
Really you did a great job. Congrats from my heart. Who said we are lazy nation? We are as sudanese very proud of you as well as what you achieve. We are waiting in northern state to see your drone throwing Acatia seeds in suitable places to combat desertification . In other words, we are looking desperately for your invention output. Congratulations again.
This is amazing, even with limited resources! I wish them all the best! Their sense of humor is epic!
Fatigued Said
النصر لنا 🇸🇩🦅😎🇸🇩
well done guys...it is extremely impressive to see such creative minds came up and developed the concept, eventually may improve life of millions... you guys are hero of this era, time where under worst circumstances you put effort and make such a project to give a birth.. i would like to see how i can transfer some money for sake o f project,,, any website
Anyone know how the is working today? Great concept, just looking for am update.
Truly amazing team. Wish you good luck for your future. Your efforts, dedication and hardship will pay one day. A noble cause to save the world. And hats to off to you guys on your achievements with least support and resources.
Love from east african brothers! MAGA! Make Africa Green Again. Well done sudan.
Wonderful to see such hard and dedicated work be noticed, rewarded and move forward. Too bad that sanctions have made their work more difficult. We need more people in the wold like these men.
Wonderful stuff guys. Glad to watch your video thanks
Was impressed and admires their dedication.
Does anyone know how to contact these 2 inventors? I have been searching nearly all day on google with their names, but they dont seem to have any social media means to contact them, so if anyone knows how to get in touch with them, could you please share it. Thank you.
This is Mohammed Aal email
Very good invention, help everyone including the palm trees etc.
May Allah Bless both of you for your creative and inspiring invention!
heard about this a while back, and it is indeed impressive !
Amazing work guys! wish you must success from your Sudanese brother.( u.s department of agriculture)
Why aren't developed countries and agencies funding this. The money is so low
They make most of their money by killing and exploiting the weaker nations. you know the answer.
Yep, the 3rd world countries are rough and impoverished not because they lack potential, but because of oppression of the globalist macro economic and political holding them back making them out to be primitives to be exploited while they're lands are geo-engineered and plundered by multinational corporations often only to be kicked under the bus with unnecessary wars benefiting the big money Western establishment with more power in winner takes all. This is why they struggle working very hard just to attain hardware parts and basic essentials for supply is lacking in economies where money and resources are exported (stolen by sell outs) instead of used wisely.
Nais😍sudan
What would be the logistics of you know... simply scooping all that sand and shipping it off for whatever sand is used for? Al-Jazeera had a video article about sand running out as a resource. Why not invest in infrastructure to utilize sand that's threatening desertification? Or is it the wrong kind of sand?
Wrong kind of sand :-(
Much easier said then done. We're talking about the 5rh most corrupt country in the world where less than a quarter of roads are paved, highly unlikely that any infrastructure will be built without foreign investment.
Foreign investment being exactly what I was implying.
Tounushi well that's exactly what we're waiting for. Got any spare change?
Can they make glass with this sand? Perhaps they could make non reflective solar panel glass, purchase solar cells, assemble and test them and begin selling them for a great local price, helping to turn the problem of sand into an opportunity to create solar power in part from the desert sand. Seed planting drones are even better when solar charged. :D
*+sanjuansteve*
Sounds like a great idea. At least, in theory. Even if the sand was suitable for glass manufacturing, the sanctions have made it really difficult to get not just infrastructure in place but to important any materials that they need just at the _research&development_ stage of the game. Whilst most other nations are prattling on about free markets etc., the very same nations are behind the sanctions that stop a free market environment in Sudan, North Korea and a few other places. Sudan has a massive desertification problem, a massive refugee problem and the inability to import materials and technology. There's also their own government regulations to contend with. Mohammed mentioned that this entire thing has taken him considerably longer than it would've if they didn't have to make everything by hand and learn off the internet. Good on them though.
Solar charged seed planting drones could help with the desertification. Solar cells can also be sandwiched btw 2 pieces of glass and the panels could be used as partially transparent solar panel ceilings/roofs.
Is it available for sale and I want to buy from them.
Good thing
جميل والله
Those two men are really doing G-d's work.
congratulations on your ongoing success all love and support from me
mohammed omer
radiology department Africa hospital
wait so on the beaches we are running out of sand but there is so much sand in the deserts that it is burying houses, we need to transport a lot of that sand to the beaches stat.
Start local.
Why don't these guys make a GoFundMe? There have been crowdfunded video games like Star Citizen funded with thousands of dollars, so I can't see why this would be as successful?
Nice try but at certain point of time most of the earth will be arid or semi-arid, we can't do nothing about that no wonder Mars colonization is being rushed.
Deserts are made by herds of sheep and goats.
WHERES THE ENGLISH? AL JAZEERA ENGLISH! FFS...
Great vid but Sudan needs to stop supporting terrorism
Don The Con .. we will Uncle Sam
Well done! Everyone should read The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka to reverse desertification. The rain doesn't come from the sky, it comes from the plants...