Sudan cancels unnecessary measures to encourage investment

Khartoum-The Minster at the Higher Council for Investment, Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail, has announced trends to link the center with the states via a computer network to facilitate the measures. Dr. Ismail has also said that they consider cancellation of a number of unnecessary measures that take place via the National Investment authority.

In a press statement, he lauded the initiative by River Nile Government to solve the dispute over lands via a popular agreement project, saying that the enhancement of the agricultural and animal production in the state supports the Arab food initiative and the initiative of President Al-Bashir.

He announced that a proposal on integrated industrial-agricultural city project will be delivered to the state to study the possibility of the project, affirming that his ministry will continue its program on workers’ training via provision of opportunities internally and externally. He said that Sudan enjoys comparative advantages that enable it to attract the capitals.

On his part, the governor of the state Lieutenant General Al-Hadi Abdalla has reviewed the efforts of his government to promote the investments in the state.