Sudan: Deputy Assistant of U.S. Secretary of State Discusses With Private Sector Cooperation in Stage of Post-Lifting of Sanctions

Khartoum — The joint meeting between the visiting delegation of the US Secretary of State headed by the Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary, Sandra Oudkirk, and the representatives of the businesses sector of the Sudanese private sector discussed the economic and trade cooperation between the Sudan and the United States of America after the lifting of the sanctions, and the necessity of communication and cooperation between the private sectors of the two countries.

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary said in a press statement after the meeting that the visit of the delegation to Khartoum aims to hold talks with the Sudanese side at the official government level, and the Sudanese private sector to see the views of the progress of relations in the economic and commercial aspects for the period of post-lifting of sanctions, pointing out that the discussion session with the Sudanese private sector aims to know its needs and the obstacles it is facing in dealing with the US private sector.

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