Khartoum flower fair displays peculiar varieties

The Citizen

The Sudanese folk formed a bright painting at the flower exhibition, in which leading companies in flower exhibition at the botanical garden showcased various types of plastic design collections attractively, production inputs and landscaping.

Engineer Ali Hassan Ali, the owner of the famous Eli group, Obeid Khatem Street, said that Sudan has peculiar aromatic plants in the Darfur region of Jebel Marra and Arkaweet, which renders the country capable of producing ornamental flowers for exports benefiting from its soil fertility.

He called on businessmen to invest in aromatic plants and wormwood, which represents an economic resource, adding that China has herbal pharmacies and aromatic plants used in cancer treatment.

Ali explained that Sudan is working to develop the production of export flowers, calling on the state to pay attention to producer sectors and provide facilities such as easing customs measures.

He said Sudan is home to flowers and urged businessmen to invest in aromatic plants and national companies to sponsor exhibitions to promote Sudanese products in global markets.

The flower exhibition in Khartoum provides a room for various companies to showcase folklore Heritage and plastic art, graced by diplomatic missions in Khartoum.