September 28, 2020 (Khartoum) Participants of the Sudanese Economic Conference have agreed to establish a dual banking system that combines Islamic and usurious.
The Islamic banking system was established in Sudan in 1978 with the establishment of the Faisal Islamic Bank, and other banks followed suit.
During the period (1983-1990) the Islamic system and the traditional banking system were applied side by side, and after 1990 the Islamic banking system was implemented for all banks.
Addressing the first economic conference after the December revolution that toppled the regime of ousted President Omar Al-Bashir, representative of Banking Union, Abdul Rahman, stressed the importance of an integration between the two Islamic and traditional systems.
For his , Sidqi Kablo, a member of the Economic Experts Committee of the Forces of Freedom and Change “the political incubator for the government ” called on the central bank to accelerate merging the banks.