Sudan has revoked its decision to ban imports of a wide range of goods.
On October 22, Sudan ordered the resumption of fruit and vegetable imports and granted tariff exemptions for some basic food items.
On October 22, Sudan's Al-Mashhad Online reported that Burhan, Chairman of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, met with the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Trade and Industry, and ordered the cancellation of the Ministry of Trade and Industry's decision to ban the import of multiple commodities, resuming the import of fruits, vegetables and other products. The relevant order also exempted a range of basic food and agricultural products from tariffs, including flour, rice, broad beans, lentils, edible oil and other items.
Source: Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Republic of the Sudan


