The proof makes a sovereign decision and amendments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The President of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, issued a decision appointing the banking expert Al-Nur, we liked the deputy governor of the Central Bank of Sudan.

The importance of the decision in light of a significant deterioration in the Sudanese economy

This comes at a stage where the Sudanese economy is characterized by complex banking challenges after the war that erupted in April 2023, which led to the destruction of all institutions in the capital, including the headquarters of the Bank of Sudan, and the loss of many of its assets and financial savings from the dollar.

Who is the light, we liked the deputy governor of the Central Bank of Sudan?

We were surprised by the birth of the year 1962, and he is a graduate of the College of Economic Studies, Department of Business Administration and Accounting Studies, Khartoum University in 1984.

He also obtained a number of professional certificates, including the higher diploma in international trade, Beirut 1998, a diploma in the 1986 Banking Institute (the first on the batch) and a diploma from the International Summer School for Banqueers- Dublin Ireland.

The light has a 39 -year banking experience

Al -Nur enjoys (39) years of experience in the banking industry

It is one of the competencies coming from outside the Central Bank circle. It is expected that it will undertake pivotal files, most notably banking control and restructuring commercial banks, under the supervision of the current governor, Barahi Al -Siddiq.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls a new official spokesman

To that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called Ambassador Jamal Malik Ahmed Quraysh an official spokesman and director of the media department.

Engineer Jamal Malik has an extended experience in diplomatic work exceeding 24 years. He worked at Sudan’s embassies in Washington for two separate periods, Juba, where he was in charge of work until 2024, as well as his work with a number of departments of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.