Investment Minister Reveals Her Post-war Plan

Sudan Events_Nahid Oshi

The Minister of Investment and International Cooperation, Ahlam Medani Mahdi Sabeel, has revealed that national investments were affected by the war that broke out in Sudan on April 15 of last year, in terms of the presence of many of these investments within Khartoum State. She said in statement to (Sudan Events), “to be published later.” Foreign investments were also slightly affected because most of them are outside the states that were not affected by the war. Ahlam announced that Sudan is now in the final stage of eliminating the rebellion, especially after the many victories of the Sudanese army in defeating the rebellion. She said that the war is over and what is happening now are merely operations to establish security.
She added that Sudan before the war is different from that after the war, which called for the Ministry of Investment and International Cooperation to develop plans and program for the post-war period, most of them depend on investments that have the greatest return for rebuilding what was destroyed by the war by attracting smart investments and partnerships.
Revealing the start of strengthening economic and investment relations to create inclusiveness, to be translated into pumping many foreign currencies to enhance the national economy, to rehabilitate the infrastructure destroyed by the war, and to attract investors to invest in infrastructure, railways, electricity, and energy, especially after the collapse of most of them due to the war, and there are multiple projects in this field.
She welcomed all investments with countries of the world, but stressed the necessity of good strategic planning for the reconstruction of Sudan again and the advancement of the local investor by supporting the local product and encouraging local industries, especially manufacturing industries in general, and Sudanese capitalism, which was destroyed.