One of the largest iron factories belongs to Khartoum

Follow-up- Al-Tayeb Ali- The head of the Iron Division of the Federation of Industrial Chambers and the owner of the Sudanese Malaysian Factory for Iron, Atef Abdel Qader, announced the return of work in the factory from inside Khartoum after a hiatus of more than two years.

He called on all the owners of factories and businessmen to return to Khartoum and start production, and not pay attention to the past, to build Sudan again, and this mortgaged to accelerate the return and start reconstruction.

Atef added that the country is currently in need of the factories entering the production wheel, stressing that the industry solves the problem of unemployment, noting that the manufacturing sector contributes greatly to reducing the import bill from abroad.

Atef, the head of the Sovereignty Council and the Prime Minister, called on to create the appropriate environment for the industry to advance the country.

He also expressed his hope that a decision was issued to exempt all the inputs of the factories and support them to return again, and to facilitate financing from the commercial banks of the factories, especially those that cannot return easily.

He pointed out that the infrastructure of some factories was not affected much, and they can be returned quickly, and he went on, saying: “Many countries have risen to support the factories sector, which requires increasing interest in this sector.” He noted the start of work in the factories of the Hajj Muawiyah Al -Barir Group in Khartoum during the last period.