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Ministry of Minerals Sudan

Minerals ministry

Sudan , Khartoum 201-500

About Ministry of Minerals Sudan

The Ministry of Minerals of Sudan oversees the country's mineral sector, including gold, chrome, copper, zinc, and iron ore production. Mining has become increasingly important as Sudan diversified its economy.

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CountrySudan
TypeNon-profit
ModelB2B
Team Size201-500

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