40 chinese companies visit khartoum next week
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A delegation comprising representatives on 40 Chinese private sector companies will visit Sudan on Sunday.

The four-day visit will take up aspects of economic cooperation and investments in Sudan along with inking a cooperation agreement with the Sudanese Chambers of Industries Association.

Intensified measures are taken to render the visit successful, Secretary General of the association Abbas Ali el Sayed said Monday.

Sayed said that the companies work in different activities and domains especially industry, agriculture, renewable energy, communication, transport and exports and imports.

Source: MENA

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