Salaheldin Hamad Elhibir Hamad

Manager or Director of Import and Export oversees Sudan trade operations, ensuring compliance with international regulations and optimizing logistics for efficiency and profitability. Their responsibilities typically include:

• Regulatory Compliance: Managing import/export documentation, customs declarations, and ensuring adherence to trade laws.
• Logistics Coordination: Negotiating freight rates, working with carriers, and ensuring timely delivery of goods.
• Strategic Planning: Developing trade strategies that align with business goals and market conditions.
• Vendor & Client Relations: Maintaining relationships with suppliers, customs officials, and logistics providers.
• Financial Oversight: Managing budgets and costs related to import/export activities.

As an Economic Counselor in Rome & Consular General in Milan, I provide strategic guidance to the Sudanese government on matters related to trade, diplomacy, and economic policy. My work involved:

1 Advising on international trade agreements and Sudan’s economic interests.

2 Facilitating diplomatic discussions between Sudan and Italian officials.

3 Analyzing market trends to identify potential trade opportunities between Sudan and Italy.

4 Representing Sudan’s economic priorities in international forums and negotiations.

5 Providing insights on investment policies, taxation, and financial regulations.

As an inspector overseeing Sudan’s import licensing process, your role was pivotal in ensuring compliance with national trade regulations. I was responsible for reviewing, analyzing, and issuing import licenses, which required deep knowledge of Sudan’s economic policies and regulatory framework.

My work involved:

1- Assessing applications from businesses and individuals seeking to import goods.

2- Analyzing trade documents, including financial records, certificates of origin, and customs declarations.

3- Ensuring regulatory compliance, verifying that imports aligned with national policies and international agreements.

4- Identifying risks, such as potential fraud, illicit trade, or violations of restrictions on certain goods.

5- Issuing approvals or rejections, ensuring that imports contribute positively to Sudan’s economy and meet legal standards.