السودان تحت عدسة ويكيليكس:منتدى عماد الامين: (فيديو+وثائق)

Quote: According to Karama, "the structure of Sudan's economy is entirely skewed to government loyalists." Karama stated that many ministries reward loyalists in military, police, and intelligence by giving them control over semi-private companies. Karama stated that the regime then unfairly rewards these "gray companies" with government contracts. (For example, Karama stated that the son of the Minister of Education, Ibrahim Ahmed Omer, passed away in 2007 and that, although unemployed, he had 120 million U.S. dollars in his private account. His wife attempted to claim it, but the NCP stated that it was "entrusted to him by the party." According to Karama, the NCP seized the money and moved it into another individual's account.) "Without tackling the problem of these gray companies, you will not be able to truly address the inequality of wealth in Sudan," stated Karama. Karama predicted that the number and influence of these companies will expand until 2011, and that funds will continue to be siphoned off, corruption will continue, and companies will refuse to be audited. Karama predicted that NCP will win in the coming elections, at least in part because of this independent source of money for the NCP.