“Mineral Resources” Announces Increased Mining Revenues in the Red Sea

The Director of Traditional Mining at the General Administration, Hatem Al-Bushra Al-Sayed, reviewed the work progress at the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company office in the Red Sea State. During his meeting with the office’s director, Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Othman Al-Haj Tita, as well as the state’s mining markets director, Mohamed Abu Ali, the Eastern Sector Supervisor, and other sector supervisors, directors, and collectors across the state, Al-Bushra discussed key issues related to mining activities and ways to increase production and maximize revenues.

Al-Bushra commended the stability in the Red Sea State’s mining sector over the recent period, which has led to a significant increase in revenues. He affirmed the company’s senior management’s commitment to creating a supportive work environment for employees in mining markets by providing essential resources and suitable accommodations. He noted that this meeting aimed to strengthen communication between staff and the company’s administration to address any challenges affecting mining operations in the state.

In turn, the Director of the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company in Red Sea State, Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed Othman Al-Haj Tita, emphasized the need for increased efforts to boost production and support the national treasury during this critical period. He confirmed the company’s commitment to fostering regular communication with employees in various mining markets and enhancing the work environment to ensure stability. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of coordination between the company, security forces, the state government, and the local community to promote further stability, increase production, and improve oversight over both mined gold and mining waste.