US EditionTrade Resumes Through Libya–Sudan Border Corridor
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Trade Resumes Through Libya–Sudan Border Corridor
Commercial activity has resumed along the desert trade route linking Libya and Sudan through the tri-border area shared with Egypt, signaling a revival of cross-border trade after a prolonged slowdown. According to Sudanese outlet Darfur24, dozens of traders are now traveling weekly toward southeastern Libya, using the reopened corridor to transport goods and fuel to markets in both countries. The report indicates that small commercial vehicles …
Khartoum – Darfur24: Four sources from North Darfur revealed on Saturday that the trade route between Libya and Sudan via the border triangle has reopened. A trader from the town of Al-Malha told Darfur24 that dozens of traders travel weekly to Al-Kufra via the triangle route to bring goods and fuel to the city, following the Rapid Support Forces' control of the area. The post Resumption of Trade Between Darfur and Libya via the Triangle appeare…
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