Sudan: Ministry of Minerals - Mining Should Not Be At Expense of Future Generations

25 June 2019

Atbara — The Wali (Governor) in charge of Nile River State, Maj. Gen. Abdul Al-Mahmoud Hammad, has stressed desire to identify the problems in the mining markets in cooperation with the Ministry of Minerals to remove the obstacles in this sector.

the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Minerals, Dr. Abbas Al-Sheikh, praised at the meeting of the Mining Coordination Council held in the State of the River Nile, Tuesday, the great efforts achieved by the state, especially the breakthrough in the field of fuel, pointing at the same time to the social responsibility to be provided by the companies working in the mining sector which he described as a positive action that avoid companies many problems.

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