Stop this attrition for the fatherland and the citizen ✍️ Mr. Al -Jali Abdul Qadir Madani
In light of the systematic exhaustion of Sudan for its natural resources, the manifestations of corruption and the exploitation of positions in the plundering of its resources are obvious in favor of some beneficiaries, which has led to the deterioration of the economy and to the deprivation of citizens of their legitimate rights.
In the context of the word of the exhaustion of natural resources in Sudan, the name “Deep Metals” and its partnership with the “Wardol Minerals” and the businessman Omar Al -Numair. The reports indicate that these partnerships contribute to the exploitation of mineral wealth, such as gold and eraser, in a way that does not benefit the national economy enough, which raises questions about transparency and justice in the distribution of income.
Stop the bleeding of the fatherland, he is tired of the wounds of his sons.
Sudan produces about 80% of eraser in the world, except that smuggling with neighboring countries such as Chad, Egypt and South Sudan leads to heavy losses. Reports have revealed that quantities of 3,700 tonnes of gum in a short time, which has negatively affected the Sudanese economy. (1)
The restoration by Sudan of its wealth requires a strong political will and complete reforms to fight against corruption and ensure a fair distribution of resources, in order to achieve sustainable development and social justice.
* Golden looting: wasted wealth *
Gold is one of the most important resources exposed to looting, because the reports indicate that more than half of the Sudanese gold production flees abroad, Emirates and Russia are at the top of the list of destinations that receive this smuggling gold. (1)
* Arab gum: lost trade *
Sudan produces about 80% of gum worldwide, but smuggling with neighboring countries such as Chad, Egypt and South Sudan leads to heavy losses. Reports have revealed that quantities of 3,700 tonnes of gum in a short time, which has negatively affected the Sudanese economy. (2)
* Agricultural breeding and smuggling resources *
The country suffers from a smuggling of means of subsistence and agricultural resources across the border, which deprives the national economy of large yields. The reports indicate that smuggling takes place with the complicity of certain officials, which contributes to the exacerbation of the economic crisis.
* Administrative corruption and exploitation of positions *
There are many manifestations of corruption in government institutions, where positions are exploited to achieve personal interests at the expense of public interest. The reports revealed the theft of enormous sums of officials of government societies, stressing the need for radical reforms. (3)
* Recommendations and reforms required *
– * Improve transparency and responsibility *: independent regulatory organizations must be established to follow and hold responsible corruption managers.
– * Update legislation *: Laws relating to corruption and penalties for those involved must be examined.
– Civil society’s stake *: Civil society organizations must be supported to enable them to monitor government performance and contribute to the fight against corruption.
– * International cooperation *: Cooperation with international organizations should be cooperated to recover the Pillet funds and continue the persons involved abroad.
The restoration by Sudan of its wealth requires a strong political will and complete reforms to fight against corruption and ensure a fair distribution of resources, in order to achieve sustainable development and social justice.
