Politics9/4/2025Bloomberg

UAE Ban on Sudan Trade Spurs Hunt for Alternative Gold Markets

UAE Ban on Sudan Trade Spurs Hunt for Alternative Gold Markets

The UAE has imposed a ban on all trade with Sudan, significantly impacting the country's gold exports. This move has forced Sudan to seek alternative markets, such as Oman, to sell its gold. The ban has been a major blow to Sudan's economy, which relies heavily on gold exports. The country is now scrambling to find new buyers for its gold in order to maintain its economic stability. The situation highlights the vulnerability of Sudan's economy and the importance of diversifying its trade relationships to reduce its reliance on a single market. The search for alternative gold markets is a critical priority for Sudan as it navigates this economic challenge.

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