Beijing: The General Manager of the Sudanese Agricultural Bank, Salah Mohamed Abdel Rahim, held talks in Beijing with the Vice President of the China-Africa Development Fund, Mr. Yu Zhuorui, on strengthening investment cooperation in agriculture and food security.
According to Sudan News Agency, the meeting, attended by Sudan's Ambassador to China, Omar Issa Ahmed, explored opportunities for partnership in agricultural production, agribusiness, and food security to support Sudan's economic recovery.
The Sudanese side highlighted the country's vast agricultural potential and called for expanded Chinese investment to boost productivity and value addition. This move is seen as a crucial step in revitalizing Sudan's agriculture sector and enhancing food security.
For his part, the Chinese official expressed the Fund's interest in Sudan's investment opportunities and readiness to deepen dialogue on viable development projects. The China-Africa Development Fund aims to identify and invest in promising initiatives that can facilitate economic growth and development.
Both sides agreed to continue technical coordination and information exchange to advance practical investment initiatives under Sudan-China economic cooperation. This collaboration is expected to pave the way for more strategic investments and enhance bilateral relations between the two nations.