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Council links management to territory
Saudi Arabia and Sudan have agreed to establish a Coordination Council to enhance bilateral relations, with the aim of managing joint cooperation institutionally and transforming relations from mere intentions into tangible actions that produce real-world results. The council seeks to organize cooperation across various fields, including agriculture, food security, transportation and ports, mining, energy, health, and education. Additionally, it aims to strengthen investment and rebuild what was destroyed by the war in Sudan. This council is considered an important step toward ensuring the sustainability of relations and promoting development, as it relies on tangible outcomes that positively impact the lives of both peoples. The signing is expected to translate into projects implemented on the ground, creating job opportunities, strengthening stability in Sudan, and supporting the security of the Red Sea.
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