Sudan … The milk well that has not been broken! ✍️ The Human Rights Police team, Mahmoud, department of Mr. Mahmoud

In a world in which states are moving towards food security and industrial integration, Sudan always looks at its wasted resources and chances are sold at a cheap price, or which have been evaporated in the absent planning desert.

Algeria, for example, does not have the rivers of the Nile, nor an animal wealth of the size of the Sudan, but it began to establish a regional industrial status in the field of powdered milk. As for Sudan, he still asks: how is it starting? And when?

Algeria: Milk now … and factories for tomorrow.

In 2024 AD, Algeria signed an agreement with the Qatari company “Baladna” to create the largest project to produce powdered milk in the world, in the state of Adrar. The project will produce 194,000 tonnes per year, and it embraces 270,000 heads of cows, over an area of ​​117,000 hectares, to cover more than 50% of local consumption and provide thousands of jobs, and despite this huge project, Algeria has quickly signed an agreement worth $ 500 million with a factory to import powder milk, in response to its urgent need, until the project begins production.

It is not a contradiction, but a realistic strategy that combines the insurance of the present and investment in the future.

Sudan: the loan that does not start

As for Sudan, it has the preparation for all the senses: millions of cows and sheep heads and huge agricultural spaces adapted to the cultivation of fodder, heavy surface and groundwater, a various climate which allows dairy production throughout the year, however, there is no national plan or industrial project integrated in this area.

Here, the painful question arises: why is this wealth not translated into self-dasting or profitable export?

“Like the ingredient of the house, thirst is killed and the water is on its strong appearance.”

Thus, Sudan looks completely: he reviews a treasure and dies of thirst, not for a shortage of resources, but for the absence of the decision.

Opportunities_:

Self-sufficiency sings importation.

Export of the excess countries in need: Egypt, Libya, Algeria, South Sudan.

When entering the global market as a permanent source, the world does not expect frequencies.

Challenges:

Weakness of the structure_

Infrastructure: roads, electricity, cooling.

The absence of modern manufacturing and mobilization centers.

Limited foreign and local investment in the animal sector.

The absence of a government’s vision and the hesitation in making strategic decisions.

What is necessary? _

A clear political will that brings this file out of the circle of promises.

An intelligent economic plan based on the partnership between the State and the private sector.

Flexible funding that encourages investors and does not charge them with bureaucracy.

Parallel infrastructure which guarantees the transfer, preservation and export of the product in high quality.

Conclusion_:

Don’t wait for someone to replace your place

Sudan does not suffer from a lack of milk, but rather from a deficiency in decision.

If he does not move today, tomorrow will come to those who fill the void, and the Sudanese opportunities will become successful projects on non-Sadanese land.

Let’s be the one exporting milk …

No, the one who repeats the elevation of “al -eis in al -bida” whenever the opportunity happens, so it’s fine.

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