Port Sudan Meeting Sets Roadmap for Reviewing Agricultural Legislation
A high-level meeting was held in Port Sudan by the Legal Administration to launch the work of a committee assigned to review agricultural and irrigation law projects. The committee, chaired by Dr. Sulafa Al-Bayli, included senior officials and technical representatives…
From Stability to Struggle: War Pushes Millions in Sudan into Poverty
Before the conflict, Abdullah Ibrahim earned a dependable living at his spare-parts shop in central Khartoum. His business provided enough to care for his relatives and maintain modest savings. Those gains were wiped out after his shop was looted and…
Government Backs Customs Forces After Intercepted Smuggling Operation
Sudan’s Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Dr. Jibril Ibrahim, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting the Customs Forces in their ongoing fight against illegal trafficking. He emphasized the importance of equipping them with the tools and backing required…
Adawi Urges Broader Egyptian-Sudanese Banking Integration
Sudan’s Ambassador to Egypt, Emad El-Din Mustafa Adawi, has called for expanding banking integration opportunities between Sudan and Egypt as a key step toward strengthening economic cooperation between the two countries. He stressed that closer coordination between financial institutions can…
Strong Showing for Sudan’s Abdel Qader, Finishes Fourth in Riyadh Karate Event
Sudanese karateka Ahmed Abdel Qader earned a commendable fourth-place finish at the 6th Islamic Solidarity Games being held in Riyadh under the theme “One Nation.” Competing at under 75 kg, Abdel Qader began with a tactical match against Kuwait but…
Ankara and Khartoum Strengthen Economic Cooperation as Turkey Reviews Sudan’s Debt File
Sudan’s Minister of State for Finance, Mohamed Nour Abdel Daem, met with Turkish Central Bank Governor Dr. Fatih Karahan in Istanbul for discussions centered on Sudan’s economic recovery and future collaboration. Abdel Daem provided a comprehensive briefing on the toll…