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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has revealed urgent procedures to solve the country's economic crisis in a radical and final way.
"We have stepped out of the most serious economic conditions, and we have rejected foreign pressure to force our country to kneel, and we have refused to sell our independence and dignity at any price," Bashir said in a speech at the inaugural session of the “National Conference” for Shura Council party ruling in Sudan.
Bashir stressed that the measures, which include urgent and final emergency solutions to get Sudan out of the economic crisis, are ready to be implemented and the results are guaranteed.
He added, “We speak with transparency and honesty and without deceit, lies and covenants to tickle the emotions of people, but we identify the positions of strength and we maintain and stand on the weak points to strengthen them. He also announced a part-work leadership through special measures to those holding the power joints to get the country out of the economic crisis.”
Sudan has suffered since the secession of Southern Sudan in 2011, of the scarcity of foreign trade since the loss of three quarters of its oil resources, which is equal to 80% of its resources from foreign trade.