Cost of Economic Loss, Looted Property Totals U.S.$49 Billion -... Radiodabanga: Sudan
Economist Haisam Fathi told Radio Dabanga that these estimates are based on research conducted by economic experts. The war affected especially the industrial and banking sectors. The states where production is most affected are Khartoum and South Darfur.'The ongoing fighting damaged and destroyed much infrastructure'
"Moreover, the magnitude of the losses of military equipment of both sides also seriously affects the state budget.", but it was noted that it would of course increase when the war continues.
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