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Wednesday 24 Jun 2015 - 13:30 Makkah mean time-7-9-1436
O'shaik Mohamed Tahir (SUNA image)
Khartoum (IINA) – The Sudanese Ministry of Minerals has welcomed the United Arab Emirates' investments in mineral sector, particularly gold, stressing that the state's leadership is giving great concern to the UAE investments in Sudan.
During a meeting held here Monday with UAE investor and chairman of the Arab Business Club Hamdan Mohamed Al-Arabi, State Minister for Minerals O'shaik Mohamed Tahir said the government would not hesitate to simplify all procedures for the Arab investors in Sudan, referring to the state's policies to encourage investment.
The minister underlined keenness of the government to make Arab investments a success, noting to the existence of a great deal of mineral reserves in Sudan. He asserted that his ministry's doors are wide open for Arab investors, and promised to extend all facilities they need.
On his part, the UAE investor affirmed keenness to invest in mineral sector, particularly gold, pointing out to the importance of the bonds of relation between the two countries.
Al-Arabi disclosed organization of investment forum in Sudan in near future to facilitate business for those who wish to invest in Sudan. He also expressed his readiness to implement their projects on ground.
AB/IINA
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