Sudan reviews petroleum-product supply and says extra volumes were provided
A meeting chaired by the prime minister on October 9 reviewed the flow of petroleum products. The energy minister said additional quantities had been supplied for productive and service sectors, without giving amounts or a timetable.
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Sudan’s Council of Ministers said Prime Minister Kamil Idris chaired a meeting in Khartoum on October 9 with the energy minister, the ministry’s undersecretary, the central bank’s first deputy governor and the head of the Economic Security Authority. The meeting reviewed the supply of petroleum products.
The energy minister said additional quantities had been provided to meet the needs of productive and service sectors, and that arrangements were being made to manage fuel and improve supply. The statement gave no product breakdown, volume, distribution location or implementation timetable, so it does not establish national stock or price levels.
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Government meeting on petroleum-product supply
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Petroleum-product supply meeting
The energy minister said extra quantities were provided; no amount was disclosed.
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The government statement reports a review and says extra quantities were provided; it reports no volume, product detail or supply timetable.
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