Sudanese gold sustains millions and fuels violence

The impact of the Sudanese war on the country's gold sector is increasing, as the conflict affects mining, trading, and smuggling activities. Although local production has declined due to security conditions, Sudan's gold resources are still estimated at around 1,500 tons. A large portion of this gold is sold unofficially and smuggled through various routes to neighboring countries such as Egypt and Chad, disrupting government revenues and threatening economic stability. Gold is a key resource for the Sudanese economy, providing income for millions of citizens and constituting a significant part of the country's resources. The growing influence of smuggling networks and the rising importance of gold trade are playing a role in supporting both formal funding and the informal economy amid the ongoing conflicts.

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