Joint Committee Regulates Sudanese Gold Exports

Port Sudan – Sudanhorizon 

The Central Bank of Sudan and the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company have announced the formation of a joint committee to coordinate questions related to the country’s gold exports. This aims to regulate export operations, enhance oversight, and serve the national economic interest.

This announcement came during a meeting held on Sunday at the company’s headquarters in Port Sudan between the Director General of the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company Limited, Mohamed Tahir Omar, and a high-level delegation from the Central Bank of Sudan, headed by the Governor, Amina Mirghani Hassan Al-Tom.

The two sides discussed current export policies and mechanisms to incentivize exporters. They agreed to hold expanded meetings with all stakeholders and relevant parties involved in export operations to unify perspectives and address the challenges facing the sector.

The Director General of the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company, Mohamed Tahir Omar, affirmed the company’s readiness to provide all forms of technical support to the Central Bank of Sudan. He also noted the possibility of utilizing the company’s professional staff, who are deployed across various states and localities in Sudan, to ensure effective oversight, production development, and improved performance.

For her part, the Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan, Amina Mirghani, explained that the visit comes within the framework of the bank’s strategy to move the banking system from a phase of resilience to a phase of recovery, pledging close cooperation with partners in the gold sector in the coming period.

The Governor described the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company as a pivotal institution in the mining sector, emphasizing that the ultimate goal of this joint coordination is to achieve economic recovery for the entire country.

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