During the reign of Al Bashir, Sudan was suffering from economic sanctions that alienated it in a globalised market. As such, Sudan’s cheapest and only source of wheat imports hailed from Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan, also known as Black Sea wheat.
Now Sudan looks to a new future with the lifting of economic sanctions as a result of it s removal from the US terror list, thereby opening up doors to potential investors and businesses. Sudan has been receiving, a substantial amount of aid in the form of wheat imports in recent days from Israel, the UAE and US aid in efforts to alleviate its immediate shortages.