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Salim Muhammad Mahjoub, in a statement to the site "Sky News Arabia" That lack Electrical supply In Sudan it reaches 60 percent, and that the residential sector accounts for 80 percent of the available supplies, while the rest goes to other sectors, such as the industrial sector.
The move comes as one of the most prominent economic results of his visit German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier of the Sudanese capital KhartoumThursday, at the head of a delegation that includes a number of German officials, businessmen and experts.
Mahjoub said that Sudan Conducted all necessary experiments to complete the electrical connection process with Egypt, Which will provide Sudan with about 50 megawatts annually, noting that great efforts are being made to strengthen Electrical connection With Ethiopia.
Mahjoub expected to benefit Electricity sector In Sudan, the current openness in Sudan’s external relations after a break of nearly 3 decades.
He explained in this context that states European UnionGermany, in particular, is working to encourage investments in the use of renewable energy in electricity production.
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Salim Mohamed Mahjoub said, in a statement to “Sky News Arabia” that the electrical supply shortage in Sudan reaches 60 percent, and that the residential sector accounts for 80 percent of the available supplies, while the rest goes to other sectors, such as the industrial sector.
The move comes as one of the most prominent economic results of the visit of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, on Thursday, at the head of a delegation that includes a number of German officials, businessmen and experts.
Mahjoub said that Sudan had conducted all the experiments necessary to complete the electrical linking process with Egypt, which would provide Sudan with about 50 megawatts annually, noting that great efforts were being made to strengthen the electrical connection with Ethiopia.
Mahjoub expected that the electricity sector in Sudan would benefit from the current openness in Sudan’s external relations after a break of nearly 3 decades.
In this context, he explained that the European Union countries, especially Germany, are working to encourage investments in the use of renewable energy in the production of electricity.
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