Exploring the Accreditation of Sudanese Gold and Opening New Markets
A high-level Sudanese government delegation visited the Turkish Mint in Istanbul as part of efforts to enhance technical cooperation and exchange expertise between the two countries.
The delegation included Minister of State at the Ministry of Finance Mohamed Nour Abdeldaim, Sudan’s Consul General in Istanbul Ambassador Osama Mahjoub, along with Yasir Banga Ahmed, a representative of the Central Bank of Sudan, and members of the consulate.
During the meeting, held at the Mint’s headquarters, Minister Mohamed Nour briefed officials on the situation in Sudan following the war, particularly the challenges surrounding currency minting and institutional reconstruction. Discussions also addressed the potential accreditation of Sudanese gold, the opening of new markets, and systems for tracking gold and oil.
For his part, the institution’s President, Mr. Farouk, welcomed the delegation and affirmed the Mint’s full readiness to provide technical and professional support to Sudan.
The Turkish side delivered a comprehensive presentation on the institution’s activities, including currency printing technologies, medal minting, passport printing, advanced tracking systems, and gold assaying techniques.
The meeting further discussed procedures for issuing certificates to formally accredit Sudanese gold in coordination with relevant bodies, in addition to providing necessary consultancy.
This visit represents a practical step toward expanding cooperation between Sudan and Turkey, strengthening Sudan’s technical capabilities, and supporting reconstruction and reform efforts.
