Investment Authority Reveals Steady Growth Across All Sectors

Sudanhorizon – Hala Hamza

The Secretary-General of the Sudanese National Investment Authority, Ahlam Mahdi Sabil, has reaffirmed the state’s interest in smart investment companies operating under the BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer) system.
During a meeting at her office with representatives of a company operating in this field, she called for coordination with the Companies Department at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning to ensure the success of the investment process in the country.
In press statements, Sabil said that the purpose of this visit was to explore the preferential advantages offered by the Investment Law to companies operating under the BOT system, especially after the numerous applications submitted by such companies, which have already been granted operating licenses. She added: “We provided the company with an explanation of the procedures and advantages offered by the Investment Law in this sector, as well as in the area of reconstruction investments.
The official has meanwhile remphasized the Authority’s commitment to creating an environment conducive to attracting more investors to Sudan, especially following the ambitious plans developed by the Authority in collaboration with relevant entities to rebuild what the war destroyed and to establish smart economic partnerships that include incentives, guarantees, privileges, and customs exemptions attractive to investors, as stipulated in the Sudanese Investment Law.

She pointed out that reconstruction requires attracting domestic and foreign capital to participate in building and developing Sudan’s promising resources. She affirmed the National Investment Authority’s efforts to strengthen and build large-scale partnerships that benefit the nation and its citizens.
She revealed that a significant number of companies operating under the BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer) system have applied to the Authority for permission to operate and have been granted licenses. She explained that Sudan has now become a prime investment destination for both domestic and foreign investors.

She noted the National Investment Authority’s considerable efforts to attract investors to address the impacts of the war, revealing rapid growth in all investment sectors across the country.

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