US bill links Sudan minerals deal to civilian protection
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US lawmaker targets Africa’s 5th-largest gold producer with proposed minerals-for-technology deal
A proposed US bill is putting Africa’s fifth-largest gold producer, Sudan in focus, seeking to exchange American agricultural and mining technology for access to its gold, uranium, oil and other natural resources.
A member of Congress introduced the Sudan Mineral Investment, Partnership, Agriculture and Trade Act providing for the provision of equipment and technology
Washington, October 14, 2026 – US Congressman Jim Baird introduced a bill in the House of Representatives to establish a partnership in agriculture, trade, and mining between Khartoum and Washington, contingent upon tangible progress in protecting civilians under a legitimate civilian authority. Relations between the two countries have been noticeably strained, reaching a low point after Washington refused to grant the head of Sudan's Sovereign …
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