Sudan: Govt Commends Relations With South Korea, Invites Korean Investors to Khartoum

Khartoum — Sudan's Minister for Information and government spokesman, Dr. Ahmed Bilal Osman, reaffirmed that Sudan's ports remain always open before investors, particular those from Asia and sour Korea specifically, pinpointing that South Korean products have nowadays become very popular in the country due to their high quality.

Dr. Ahmed Bilal said investment laws in the Sudan are simple and investor friendly and that those coming to invest here will find not only good investment laws but equally all the sources that need to be invested in, referring to the fact that Sudan is now the gate for many African neighbors and that therefore it was in the best interests of countries and companies to come ad invest in the Sudan.

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