Sudan: Gold Exports Flow Smoothly After Monopoly Lifted

Sudan Events – Rehab Abdullah
Former spokesperson for Sudan’s Gold Exporters Chamber, Atef Ahmed, revealed to Al-Ahdath that gold export operations have been flowing noticeably following the Central Bank of Sudan’s decision to lift its monopoly on the sector.
He stated that the number of companies currently operating in gold exports ranges between five and six, noting that the volume of exported gold during the post-liberalization period is no less than 100 kilograms.
Ahmed confirmed an increase in gold supplies arriving from production areas to markets, describing the influx as “positive,” and stressing that improved export flows typically lead to higher market supply.
He added that current gold prices range between SDG 410,000 and SDG 415,000 per gram of raw gold.



