Al-Brier: Sudan Well-Positioned for Food and Pharmaceutical Industry Partnerships with Egypt
Chairman of the Sudanese Industries Union, Moawia Al-Brier, affirmed that Sudan is well-positioned to become a strategic partner with Egypt in food and pharmaceutical manufacturing, given its abundant raw materials and promising investment opportunities.
Speaking at the preparatory workshops for the Second Egyptian-Sudanese Businessmen’s Forum in Cairo on Tuesday, Al-Brier highlighted Sudan’s vast agricultural potential, including fertile land and extensive farmland.
The opening workshop, titled “Food and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Between Egypt and Sudan: Opportunities and Challenges”, examined prospects for cooperation in both sectors, reviewing available resources and the obstacles facing investors.
Dr. Ali Al-Nagi, Chairman of the Egyptian-Sudanese Company, praised the depth of historical ties between the two countries, stressing that industrial integration is a strategic pillar for economic advancement. He underscored that Egypt’s advanced infrastructure and industrial expertise, combined with Sudan’s untapped potential, create strong prospects for joint growth.
Egyptian representative Karim Abu Ghali, board member of the Food Export Council, noted the rapid growth of Egyptian food exports, pointing out that Saudi Arabia and Sudan rank among the top importers—a reflection of the competitiveness of Egyptian products regionally and internationally.
The session featured in-depth discussions on mechanisms to activate industrial partnerships and overcome logistical and regulatory barriers, aiming to build an effective framework for economic integration between the two nations.
