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Global supply chain in crisis? How business can play a diplomacy role in the Sudan war

Boy stands in Sudan market selling grain: The ambition for Sudan to become a wheat exporter is unlikely to be realized with the ongoing war.

The ambition for Sudan to become a wheat exporter is unlikely to be realized with the ongoing war. Image: Unsplash/Abdulaziz Mohammed

Abir Ibrahim
Community Lead, Regional Agenda, Africa, World Economic Forum
Guillaume Dabré
Content Management and Research – Regional and Global Cooperation, Africa, World Economic Forum Geneva
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Abir Ibrahim, Community Lead, Regional Agenda, Africa, World Economic Forum | Guillaume Dabré, Content Management and Research – Regional and Global Cooperation, Africa, World Economic Forum Geneva

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