Sudan is rich with enormous organic natural resources that made it eligible to be the food basket of the world, about 110 million head of livestock and 200 million acres arable lands (suitable for agriculture), in addition to the abundance of fresh water represented by the Nile River, its tributaries, rainwater, groundwater and manpower’s.
The contribution of these huge resources to the global economic cycle has been made absent due to many factors, including national factors, banking / financial and trade restrictions as well, that Sudan has suffered for decades. After the economic openness and the return to the global financial system, Sudan regains the vital role by removing obstacles facing Sudanese exports and reopening them to global markets.
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he United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Republic of Sudan, enjoy long-standing ties of cooperation and strategic bi-lateral relations. Built
10 June 2020, Khartoum – As part of its vision to transform its economy, the Republic of Sudan announced today
Sudan has undergone extraordinary change over just the last two years. In 2019, the country formed a new government under Prime Minister
