Sudan reveals billionaire losses in the oil sector

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Minister of Energy and Oil in Sudan, Mohiuddin, revealed that the volume of losses in the oil sector amounted to 20 billion dollars, along with the electricity sector damaged in all its facilities and facilities, pointing out that the energy and oil sectors are the most affected by the existing war.

The minister added in an interview with Al -Jazeera that the damage included the body of the oil installations, the loss of oil crude and the petroleum products preserved in the strategic warehouses produced by the Khartoum Refinery, as well as sabotage and deliberate damage in the fields, stealing the cables for wells, camps, housing workers and stores for spare parts and sabotaging the heads of the Ministry.

Naim explained that despite this there is no fuel crisis for citizens or the armed forces, and most of the states are safe with electricity, while work is underway to restore service to the recently cleared areas of the Rapid Support Forces such as Al -Jazeera (central Sudan).

He expressed his hope to rehabilitate the Khartoum refinery again to return its first biography, but rather better than it was, and noted that the government plans to build a new refinery in Port Sudan as a separate project.

Naim stressed that the electricity companies made “tremendous” efforts in the reform process, which was in conditions described as extremely complex and dangerous, in which electricity was delivered to the return of a large number of transport and distribution lines in Khartoum, Al -Jazeera and others.