Before the war, Sudan produced over 900,000 tonnes of mangoes annually, making it one of Africa’s leading producers.
To prevent a recurrence in the upcoming season, the government is collaborating with stakeholders to improve infrastructure reliability and labour coordination.
The organization continues to grapple with environmental cycles and regional civil unrest, which together undermine production capacity.
Moving forward, authorities plan to expand market access for a wider range of African products to sustain this growth.
Improvements in supply chain infrastructure have supported exports, while India’s proximity to growing markets in the Middle East and Asia provides logistical advantages.