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Sudan’s Cabinet held an extraordinary economic-coordination meeting on 4 October, according to a government report published that day. The report says officials called for coordination between state authorities, the federal Ministry of Minerals and the Sudanese Mineral Resources Company on mining-related fees and collections.
The meeting also reiterated that fuel charges should be limited to those announced by the Ministry of Energy and discussed preventing levies on imported goods. It called for coordination on border-trade controls and no charges on national highways. The report does not give fee amounts, an implementation timetable or measured changes in collections; it describes meeting-level directives and discussion.