Expectations that the impacts of the war will extend for years

Sudan Events – Rehab Abdullah

The Dean of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Sudan, Dr. Abdel-Azim Al-Mahal, expected that the impacts of the war would continue for years to come, with the continued imbalance in the balance of payments, the deterioration of the national currency, and general economic frustration and lack of confidence. However, Al-Mahal, in his speech to Al-Ahdaath, confirmed that all hope is that there will be a war. A turning point towards production.
Cutting the deadlines means that the cost of living will increase, especially since the agricultural sector, which contributes – directly or indirectly – to the income of 75% of the population. It is at risk due to the economic effects of the war, such as high fuel prices, the high cost of fertilizers and agricultural pesticides, and government taxes and fees.