Khartoum (Khalda Elyas) - The State Minister for Industry, Abdu Da'oud has stressed the government's

care about industry and supplying necessary financial support to upgrade industry in Sudan.
While inaugurating a branch of Industrial Development Bank in South Darfur capital of Nyala, the State Minister noted that opening the branch comes to complete the ministry's plan to lead industrial development and boost economy.
Da'oud affirmed that the bank's priorities are to operate all potentials and industries in the region, promising to provide opportunities, studies and necessary resources to resuscitate existing factories and establish new ones.
He noted that the bank would contribute to transformational industries in the field of agriculture and animal resources.
The Governor of South Darfur Adam Al-Faki Mohamed Al-tayeb said the state has all potentials for industry under the remarkable security and stability over the past two years compared to previous years, adding that the state has more than 24 million acres of arable lands in addition 15 million heads of cattle, all of which he said provides good opportunities for industry, especially after ending the problem of electricity supply in the state.
The governor promised to localize leather industries in the state in collaboration with Industrial Development Bank and work for pacifying the regions of Darfur in favor of development and stability. Al-Tayeb disclosed that his government has integrated packages for commercial and industrial development in the state. 
Massad Mohamed Abdel-Karim, the General Manager of Industrial Development Bank noted that opening the branch in South Darfur is aimed at contributing to the ongoing development in the state. He thanked the state's government's authorities for making the establishment of the bank in the state a success in addition to their efforts to the improvement of infrastructure.
Abdel-Karim announced that the Industrial Development Bank would finance all transformational industries such as cooking oil, gum Arabic, textile, meats veterinarian drugs to achieve value added.