Higher Council of Sudanese communities abroad rejects new taxes on e

Khartoum-The delegation of higher council for the Sudanese communities abroad has rejected imposing new taxes on the expatriates, saying such taxes will negatively affect the contribution of the expatriates in the national product.

In a meeting with the assistant to the President and deputy chairman of the National Congress for partisan affairs, Prof. Ibrahim Gandour, the higher of the council for the Sudanese communities abroad, Dr. Ibrahim Ahmed Al-Bukhari, has pointed to the directives made by President Al-bashir in the electoral program that no taxes or administrative fees should be imposed on the expatriates.

Al-Bukhari revealed that the transfer of the Sudanese expatriates reached 4 billion dollars in 2013, and is expected to reach 12 billion dollars by the end of current
In response to the higher Sudanese communities abroad council request to transform the Sudanese Expatriates’ Organ into a ministry that cares about their issues, the National Congress Party has underscored the request and promised to conduct Feasibility on the establishment of this ministry.