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Sudan plans to revive industries in the South

KHARTOUM, June 23, 2004 (SUNA) — The Ministry of ‎Industry has devised a plan to revive ‎the stalled industries in the south of ‎the country once a final peace agreement ‎is signed.

The Ministry says the plan ‎also includes an ambitious investment ‎plan to exploit the region’s vast ‎industrial potential.‎

According to the State Minister of the ‎Industry Ali Ahmed Osman studies have ‎been completed for four industrial ‎projects in the South, with special ‎focus on the Mellut Sugar Plant, which ‎was stalled for so long.

He added that ‎work was underway to finish feasibility ‎studies for another six industrial ‎projects in the South.‎ ‎”Industry is now on the move in the ‎country, achieving a growth rate of 10 ‎percent,” he maintained.‎ ‎

“We have plans to propagate small and ‎large-scale industries in the South and ‎the other regions of the country (with ‎special attention to the stalled ‎industries) and to attract new ‎investments in this sector,” he said.‎

He hoped that the new industrial ‎development law, which is now being ‎discussed by industrial chambers and ‎regional governments, could open doors ‎for wider investments in the industry ‎sector.‎

He, however, warned that any delay in ‎the promulgation and endorsement of this ‎law could slow the current industrial ‎momentum.‎

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