Hassabo informed on ongoing steps for establishment of Sudanese-Chadian Agricultural Bank

06:49 PM April, 11 2016

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Khartoum, Apr.11(SUNA)-The Vice-President of the Republic, Hassabo Mohammed Abdul-Rahman has got acquainted with the ongoing steps for establishment of the Sudanese-Chadian Commercial Agricultural Bank and setup of storages for agricultural crops.

This came when the Vice-President met on Monday the Council of Ministers' General Secretariat the Director-General of the Sudan Agricultural Bank, Salah-Eddin Hassan Ahmed who said in press statements the issue of the joint Sudanese-Chadian Bank was discussed during the visit of the Vice-President to Chad , affirming readiness of the Sudan Agricultural Bank to share its experiences and expertise with the Chadian side.

He said the meeting reviewed the wheat harvesting which, he added, progressing well in all parts of the Country , stressing the Bank commitment to purchase the wheat.

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