The Minister of Investment Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail has urged the states to prepare a package of investment projects to be submitted to the Saudi-Sudanese Forum, scheduled to be held next April in Riyadh. He said, during his speech at the meeting of the Supreme Council for Investment Friday at the premises of the Government of South Darfur State in the presence of the Wali (governor) of South Darfur State and the Minister of Trade, it was a necessary to think in public shareholding companies that address a fair amount of problems in the field of investment. The minister pointed out to the necessity of preparing structures and laws of investment, adding that the breadth of structures impede the investment process. The minister stressed the need for finding a solution to the problem of electricity in Neyala, which is considered as one of the priorities of the investment process in the state, particularly that studies on alternative energy are available in this domain. Dr. Ismail called for the importance of holding more investment forums to reflect the real situation in the South Darfur State through media campaigns to get the state out of this false picture.
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