Foreign Investments in Sudan Receive a Boost

Khartoum – Sudanhorizon

Sudan’s Minister of Minerals, Noor Al-Daem Taha, received the Chairman of the Pakistani Investors Forum and the General Manager of Shahd Al Safa, along with his accompanying delegation, at the ministry’s headquarters in Khartoum on Wednesday to discuss investment opportunities in Sudan’s mining sector.

During the meeting, the delegation expressed its interest in launching investment projects in the sector, citing Sudan’s abundant mineral resources and the significant opportunities for economic cooperation between Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.

Minister Noor Al-Daem Taha underscored the importance of strengthening economic and investment partnerships with investors from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He highlighted the strong fraternal ties linking Sudan with both countries, describing them as a solid foundation for expanding cooperation across various economic sectors, particularly mining.

The minister explained that both sides agreed to hold technical meetings between specialists from the Ministry of Minerals and Shahd Al Safa to examine investment opportunities in mineral exploration, production, and gold refining.

He noted that the discussions focused particularly on the company’s extensive experience in the mining industry, as well as its ownership of a gold refinery with a production capacity of 350 kilograms.

The minister reiterated the ministry’s commitment to creating an attractive investment environment by simplifying procedures and providing the necessary facilities to investors in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

He further emphasized the ministry’s readiness to cooperate fully with investors and remove obstacles facing investment projects, with the aim of developing Sudan’s mining sector and supporting the national economy.

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