Sudan Reacts to US Statement on Legitimacy of Government
Sudan's government rejects US statement on legitimacy of government
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Sudan's government rejects US statement on legitimacy of government
The US denial of a visa to Sudan's Chief of the Transitional Sovereign Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, to attend the UN General Assembly has sparked wide reactions.
The Blue Nile civil society initiative has expressed frustration over the lack of response from international humanitarian organizations to their repeated calls for aid.
Sudan's Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries invites investors to explore opportunities in production cities.
Gezira state government explores cooperation with Sudan's military social insurance fund to boost investment and reconstruction efforts.
Sudan's General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan denied a US visa to attend the UN General Assembly, sparking concerns over the US obligations as host to the UN headquarters.
Sudan's gum arabic production has dropped from 500,000 tons to 250,000 tons due to the ongoing war, affecting trade in the region.
Nearly 70 companies express interest in investing in Sudan's mining sector
Sudan's economy has potential but lacks institutional and economic conditions for growth
A Sudanese community initiative is working to reconcile the Fulat and Masalit tribes in South Darfur after recent clashes.
Sudan's national football team arrives in Juba to face Ethiopia in African Cup of Nations qualifier
Sudan's markets face protests and closures due to taxes, fees, and economic pressures.