Sudan: Arrangements for Meetings of Joint Sudanese-Ethiopian High Economic Committee Completed

30 May 2016

Khartoum — Arrangements and preparations for holding meetings of the Joint Sudanese-Ethiopian High Economic Committee in Port Sudan , Tuesday of which Vice-President of the Republic, Hassabo Mohammed Abdul-Rahman will preside over the Sudanese side, have been completed.

State Minister at Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, and Chairman of the Joint Technical Committee of the Sudanese side, Abdul-Rahman Dirar stated that the meetings of the Joint Technical Committee commenced yesterday and will submit its ecommendations to the Joint High Committee, indicating that the Joint Technical Committee discussed a number of economic issues that aim to boost the relations between Sudan and Ethiopia via joint cooperation in the various economic fields.

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