More than (450) industrial facilities stopped working

Sudan Events – Nahid Oshi

The financial and economic expert, Dr. Ali Allah Abdul Razzaq Ali Allah the rise in commodity prices in Sudan due to the aggravation of the situation and the prolongation of the war that broke out in mid-April 2023, and the cessation of production activity in Khartoum, which is considered the center of economic gravity, in addition to the areas in Kordofan and Darfur being affected by the fires of war.
Which led to the exit of more than 450 industrial facilities operating in the food, pharmaceutical and other industries.

Abdel Razzaq confirmed to Al-Ahdath that many agricultural schemes in Gezira State were affected, and some other projects were affected due to lack of funding and administrative instability.
According to the economist, the amount of losses suffered by the infrastructure amounted to more than 70 billion dollars, while the gross domestic product in 2023 declined by about 20%.

Abdel Razzaq said that in light of the widespread chaos that accompanied the military operations, more than 120 bank branches were looted and destroyed.
For all this, the price rates for all goods and services have more than quadrupled, as a result of the cessation of supply chains.