Circles: Threats of World Bank to Sudan

By Omer Ahmed ELhaj
March, for political consensus and the formation of a civilian government, or cancel the debt relief agreement, in accordance with the “HIPC” for the relief of highly indebted countries, including Sudan. It is a clear threat from the Bank to the government of Sudan. The World Bank nowadays is issuing threats and intimidation to Sudan and using arm-twisting with it.
The W.B conditioned its resumption of its aid to achieving a Sudanese accord leading to the formation of a civilian government, and the United States going on the same way of W.B. freezing its aid to Sudan and other western states doing so as America done, all of this falls under the category of using the financing paper to pressing our country economically.
The World Bank aids the countries in return for implementation its agenda, which places the country’s economy under international tutelage, noting from agenda of the World Bank that it asks the government signed the agreement to lift subsides on fuel and floating the national currency, which will result in an increase in the rate of inflation, for that is called neocolonialism.
Many states adopt the policies of World Bank and its economy became ill and found no remedy for it and at last the state will be totally collapsed because such bank one of the most important tools of neo-colonialism through which interfere in the internal affairs of the countries and imposed the policy that the bank requires.
Our country, Sudan is the richest country all over the world, full of natural resources. should have relied on its own resources not on foreign aid, don’t give me a fish, but teach me how to fish, in the past and today the slogan should we have to raise is “World Bank will not rule us” colonialism will not rule us, at last but not the least we the Sudanese have to work together for the sake of economic stability by relying on our own resources and political stability in collaboration and solidarity together .