Oil Minister: Gasoline Crisis Comes to an End in the Coming Few Days

Sudanhorizon – Nazik Shamam

Sudanese Energy Minister, Al-Mu’tasim Ahmed Ibrahim, has stressed that the gasoline shortfall will end in the coming few days.
In an exclusive statement, the minister revealed a plan to ensure a sustainable supply of petroleum products through a scheduled arrival of tankers, ensuring a stable supply of all derivatives.
He added that there are also plans to address the root causes of the problem through negotiations that could lead to a long-term supply, noting the close and meticulous monitoring of the supply situation.
The minister stated that his ministry is operating under emergency protocols through specialized committees working around the clock. He added that “despite the war and the large influx of returning citizens, there is a general stabilization in energy services.”
He explained that logistical arrangements are in place with relevant authorities to monitor the supply and ensure its smooth flow.
He pointed out that consumption has increased with the return of economic activity, while the cost of fuel imports has risen. He also mentioned efforts to rebuild what the war destroyed in all sectors.

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