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China waives $50 million in Sudanese loans as Khartoum faces economic collapse and Western isolation

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Marthe van der Wolf

3h ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

China has waived $50 million in loans to Sudan, a small but symbolically significant gesture as Sudan's military-led government faces economic collapse amid a three-year civil war and Western sanctions. The waiver comes at a time when Sudan has few other international lenders willing to provide support, with its economy having shrunk by roughly 40 percent since the war began between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). While the $50 million sum is negligible compared to Sudan's estimated $56 billion+ pre-war external debt, the move signals continued diplomatic engagement between Beijing and Khartoum.

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bskyChina waives $50 million in Sudanese loans as Khartoum faces economic collapse and Western isolationaljazeera.com

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The sum is small compared with what Sudan owes overall to external governments or agencies, an amount estimated at more than $56bn before the war.
The waiver lands at a moment when Khartoum has few other international lenders extending any financial support.
China's relationship with Sudan predates th
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China and Sudan signed off on a waiver of $50m as Sudan’s military-led government seeks support amid Western sanctions.

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