Sydney:The Director-General of the Sudanese General Authority for Geological Research, geologist Ahmed Haroun Al-Tom, announced that Sudan's participation in the International Mining and Resources Conference and Exhibition (IMARC 2026) in Sydney, Australia, is a significant move to enhance Sudan's standing on the global mining map.
According to Sudan News Agency, Haroun emphasized that the event, running from October 27 to 29, is not just about attending but is pivotal for Sudan in terms of showcasing its mineral wealth and investment potential. The conference gathers leading experts, investors, and institutions in the mining sector, providing a platform for exchanging knowledge, exploring cooperation opportunities, and forming strategic partnerships.
Haroun highlighted that Sudan's goals include presenting the country's promising mineral resources and investment opportunities, which could be crucial for economic development. Proper development of these resources, based on scientific principles, modern technologies, sustainability, and good governance, could significantly support the national economy, create jobs, and facilitate technology transfer.
He also noted that the conference presents an opportunity to establish connections with international institutions and companies, learn about the latest mining practices, and turn investment opportunities into practical projects. These efforts aim to enhance the development of Sudan's mineral resources and maximize their economic returns.
Haroun expressed optimism that Sudan's participation would lead to new cooperation and investment opportunities, benefiting the nation's interests and bolstering its position in the global mining industry.