U.S. proposes farm and mining pact with Sudan

A Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a bill called the "Sudan Investment in Minerals, Agriculture, and Trade Act" (Sudan IMPACT Act), aimed at establishing an economic partnership between the United States and Sudan based on the exchange of Sudanese mineral and natural resources in return for American technology and equipment in the sectors of agriculture and mining. The bill requires the presence of legitimate civilian authority in Sudan and tangible progress in protecting civilians and achieving political stability before activating the cooperation. It also focuses on supporting Sudan in responsibly managing its resources and aims to develop the gold and other mineral sectors, with an effort to enhance economic opportunities for Sudanese people. However, it remains in the initial legislative stage and requires approval from Congress and the President.

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