“Mineral Resources” Deposits 29 Billion Sudanese Pounds into Nile River State Accounts

The Sudanese Mineral Resources Company has announced the deposit of 29 billion Sudanese pounds into the accounts of the government and localities of Nile River State, representing the state’s share of mining revenues for the first quarter of 2025.

During his meeting with the Governor of Nile River State, the company’s Director General, Mohamed Taher Omar, affirmed that the state is the backbone of the mining sector in Sudan. He praised the coordination and support provided by the state government and noted that the revenues achieved during the first quarter exceeded those of previous years. He called for strengthening partnerships with local communities to implement effective corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects and emphasized the need to regulate the use of chemicals in the sector to protect the environment.

For his part, Nile River State Governor Dr. Mohamed Al-Badawi Abdel-Majid announced plans to improve services in mining markets, including the establishment of a health center in the Dar Mali market and fencing the markets to enhance security and organize production. He affirmed the stability of the mining sector in the state and its freedom from negative phenomena, noting that the coming period will witness the implementation of service projects to meet citizens’ needs.