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Sudan minister denies rumors of Egyptian ag ban being lifted
The Sudanese government on Wednesday denied media reports that the decision to ban the Egyptian agricultural products has been reversed.
The semi-official Sudan Media Center (SMC) has quoted the state minister of commerce Al-Sadiq Mohamed Ali as saying “the measures that have been taken to ban some Egyptian products are still in force”.
He stressing there was nothing new on this matter, saying the reasons which led to banning the Egyptian products still exist.
Last September, Sudanese government temporarily suspended all imports of vegetables, fruit and fish from Egypt following U.S. reports about cases of strawberries from Egypt causing chronic hepatitis and other diseases.
Last month, Sudan’s Prime Minister Bakri Hassan Saleh issued a decision to continue the ban on Egyptian farming products and to stop the importation of any seeds or seedlings from the neighbouring country.