Sudan has terminated a $6 billion agreement with the United Arab Emirates to develop a new Red Sea port. The decision comes as tensions rise between the two nations. Sudan accuses the UAE of supporting the Rapid Support Forces in the ongoing conflict. Finance Minister Gibril Ibrahim announced the cancellation on November 3, 2024, in […]
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