The Central Bank of Sudan was established following Sudan’s independence in response to the need for a national institution to manage monetary policy and regulate the banking sector. The Bank of Sudan Act was issued in 1959, and the Bank officially commenced operations on 22 February 1960. Since its establishment, the Bank has been responsible for issuing and managing the national currency, formulating monetary and financing policies, managing foreign exchange, and supervising the banking sector to support monetary and economic stability in Sudan.
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To be one of the leading central banks at the regional and international levels in maintaining the financial and monetary stability in such a way as may contribute to the realization of sustained economic growth and reinforce the international confidence in our banking credibility.
To maintain monetary and financial stability under the dual banking system consistent with the volume of economic activity in Sudan and to realize an attractive investment environment together with securing soundness and strength of the banking system by adopting effective financial and monetary policies and exerting the required efforts to disseminate the financial and banking knowledge.
We commit ourselves to the following values for performing our work with integrity sincerity and attachment and to set the example for others:
Payment & settlement systems are mechanisms established to facilitate the clearing and settlement of monetary and other financial transactions. Secure, affordable & accessible payment systems and services promote development, support financial sta
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The term microfinance refers to the provision of financial services and small loans to economically active poor clients (with the exception of wage earners) who are unable to obtain services provided by financial institutions...
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In line with the efforts of the Central Bank of Sudan to develop regulatory and supervisory requirements on Anti-Money Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT), keeping up with global and local developments in this area...
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Organizational Structure for Currency Issuance and Management
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A historical, cultural, and religious landmark of Sudan, reflecting the history and evolution of currency and cash transactions in the country.
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Responsible for issuing currency in the appropriate volume for the Sudanese economy and monitoring its circulation.
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