In a year of war, the Sudanese private sector was subjected to almost complete destruction of its infrastructure, including factories, stores, banks, and farms
Business owners lost most of their capital, in addition to a huge cumulative effort of equipment and machinery. The losses were compounded by their loss of mobile assets, including transport and distribution vehicles, special vehicles, cranes, engineering machinery, and others.
In addition to this, they lose money and rights towards their clients because they lose all documents proving this.
The banking sector lost huge amounts of money and hard currency deposits, as well as reserves of gold, bonds, and others.
They also lost assets that were mortgaged to banks, which increases the scale of the disaster in the banking sector.
The agricultural sector was the most affected due to the overlapping of agricultural areas in areas of war and conflict, the loss of workers due to conscription by both sides, as well as the difficulty of obtaining fuel, in addition to the looting of the stores of companies supplying fertilizers and pesticides, which threatens Sudan to enter a very cruel cycle of famine...
The sector most closely linked to the conflict is mining and gold in particular. The mining areas suffered from racist campaigns targeting workers and investors from components of western Sudan, which destabilized this sector...in addition to the significant decline in security, the spread of indiscriminate armament, and the high cost of fuel. Production declined to the worst level since the beginning of mining activity, and the markets became empty. completely ..
Livestock during a year of conflict suffered the loss of huge numbers of livestock due to their inability to move seasonal between the fall and summer seasons in search of water, which prompted herders to flee with their herds outside the borders of Sudan towards Chad, Central Africa and South Sudan, as well as the movement of livestock exports from the west to markets in the east and north. Sudan is now using old desert roads that pass through Al-Koma in North Darfur and from there to Al-Dabba, which exposes the producer to the loss of a huge number of livestock while taking this desert road, as well as the high cost of transportation, which leads to huge losses.
During the conflict, Sudan lost the majority of skilled workers, technicians, engineers, doctors, and all those with experience in migrating in search of sources of livelihood, which increases the challenge of reconstruction once peace is achieved.
During a year of war, a commercial and economic reality was formed linked to the war, as well as to both sides of the conflict. There were layers of opportunists and merchants around the army as well as around the Rapid Support, some of them cloaked in the guise of popular resistance and other bodies as umbrellas that legitimize commercial businesses devoid of morals and supportive of narrow self-interests...
During the year, the Sudanese lost their savings during the war, and the remaining funds were spent on themselves in areas of displacement and asylum, which will intensify the humanitarian crisis in the coming days.
To include the vast majority of Sudanese...
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