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Sudan committee reviews economic performance, revenue and trade

Sudan News Agency reported that Transitional Sovereignty Council member Ibrahim Jaber chaired the economic performance monitoring committee on October 12. The meeting covered electronic revenue collection, cross-border trade and export policy.

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Sudan News Agency reported that Transitional Sovereignty Council member Ibrahim Jaber chaired a meeting of the economic performance monitoring committee on October 12. The report focused on electronic revenue collection, cross-border trade and export policy.

The agenda covered electronic revenue collection, cross-border trade and export policy. SUNA presented these as matters for the committee to monitor and reported no newly adopted tax or trade rule.

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Sudan economic performance committee meeting

The committee discussed electronic revenue collection, cross-border trade and export policy.

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    Economic performance monitoring committee meeting

    The committee discussed electronic revenue collection, cross-border trade and export policy.

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SUNA reports subjects discussed at the meeting; the account identifies no new tax or export rule that has entered into force.

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