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Sudan: Office of Foreign Assets Control Publshes List of Entities Removed From the Ban List
SNA, 12 October 2017
The American Office OF foreign Assets Control on Thursday the 12th of October published the Sudan Designations Removals in which it pointed out that the following deletions have… Read more »
US Lists Sudan Groups No Longer Banned
The list by The American Office of foreign Assets Control comprise over 220 companies, institutions, banks, corporations, and private enterprises and public corporations.
Sudanese President Omar al Bashir at a State function in Uganda. African Union leaders have consistently refused to enforce an ICC arrest warrant against the Sudanese leader.
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Sudan: Minister Reveals Package of Procedures to Benefit From Revocation of U.S. Sanctions
SNA, 12 October 2017
The Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, General, Dr. Mohammed Osman Suleiman Al-Rikabi has revealed that his ministry will carry out package of procedures to benefit from… Read more »
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Sudan: Govt Plans to Recover Aircraft and Rail Spares Confiscated Under U.S. Sanctions
Dabanga, 12 October 2017
Sudan's Transport Minister Makkawi Mohammed Awad said his Ministry is planning to recover aircraft and train spare parts confiscated in 1997 in connection with the implementation… Read more »
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Sudan: Sanctions Relief 'Honeymoon' Short-Lived As Dollar Gains Against Sudanese Pound
Dabanga, 12 October 2017
The exchange rate on the parallel markets of Khartoum once again exceeded the SDG 20 mark, less than a week after a slight recovery following the US decision to lift economic… Read more »
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Sudan: American Office of Foreign Assets Control Publshes List of Entities Removed From the Ban List
SudaNow, 12 October 2017
Central Bank of Sudan Read more »
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Sudan: Are Sanctions Working?
ISS, 12 October 2017
It's remarkable how quickly the tables have turned in the Sudans. Just a few years ago the infant state of South Sudan was the pampered darling of the international community and… Read more »
InFocus
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The lifting of sanctions "has mostly a psychological effect'', says Hamid Eltigani, economist and head of the Department of Public Policy and Administration at the American ... Read more »
