Aldamazin – OnePress
The Sudanese Company for Mineral Resources announced an increase in the activity of mining companies and the re-operation of exports of chromium ore in the Blue Nile region, despite the security challenges in the region.
During his meeting with the director of the company in the region, Eng. Mohammed Al Rahima Mohammed, Ahmed Al-Mayadin Badi discussed the performance, achievements and challenges facing the mining sector, in the presence of officials from the regional government.
Mohammed al-Rahima said that the meeting dealt with the performance of production departments, mining markets and vineyard companies, in addition to the social responsibility projects being implemented in a number of governorates, including the water project of the Balqa area in Wad al-Mahi province, and the project of the school of Taqa in Bao province, in addition to other projects in the provinces of Qaisan and Karamak.
He added that the region is witnessing a steady increase in the numbers of mining and production companies, stressing that the Blue Nile has become an attractive area for mining investment, with the return of companies operating in chromium mining and the resumption of crude exports from the provinces of Russes and Bao.
The director of the company revealed the completion of the procedures for the return of eight new companies to work in the chromium sector in the region during the coming period.
For his part, he directed the governor of the province to continue to strengthen production processes and encourage investors, while continuing to implement social responsibility projects and work to remove obstacles facing mining companies, especially operating in the chromium sector.