The Supreme Committee for Financial Stability Holds Its First Meeting to Strengthen the Resilience of the Sudanese Economy

As part of state efforts to enhance the stability of the financial system and keep pace with global developments, the Supreme Committee for Financial Stability held its first meeting under the chairmanship of Ms. Amina Mirghani Hassan Al-Toum, Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan, with the participation of committee members representing relevant financial and economic sectors.

The meeting discussed several key issues, most notably the expansion of digital financial services while taking associated risks into consideration. It also reviewed the conditions of the banking sector and ongoing reform efforts, and emphasized the importance of developing the capital market in a way that supports the national economy.

Furthermore, the meeting stressed the importance of strengthening coordination and information sharing among relevant authorities, as well as the need for early risk monitoring and the implementation of necessary measures to address potential vulnerabilities, thereby enhancing the stability of the financial system.

It is worth noting that the Supreme Committee for Financial Stability was established by a decision of the Chairman of the Sovereign Council to coordinate and unify efforts among financial sector components, with the aim of achieving the country’s macroeconomic objectives and supporting economic growth while maintaining stability indicators in line with macroeconomic fundamentals.

Corporate Communications Department
Central Bank of Sudan