Another source states a total of 793,000 ha. 12,500 hectares will be allocated to the joint company. The rest will be leased to private sector firms from Turkey.

Another source states a total of 793,000 ha. 12,500 hectares will be allocated to the joint company. The rest will be leased to private sector firms from Turkey.Turkey has been planning since 2014 to meet a significant portion of its agri-food needs by cultivating farmland leased in Sudan. However, as no land allocation has yet been made to Turkey. Another source states 12,500 hectares of land where a pilot farm will be established and 780,500 hectares to be allocated (Nordic Monitor, 2022).

Maximum duration offered will be 99 years.

Private Turkish companies have not been transferred due to the change of government in Sudan in 2019 and the pandemic, adding that no payment has been made to the Sudanese since the land has not yet been leased.

Partnership agreement (pact) signed in 2014. The bilateral pact aims to rationalize the use of resources and agricultural potential and contribute to sustainable food objectives. Pact published in government gazette on 19 November 2015. "Turkish agricultural sector will be able to commence investments in Sudan's fields by 2019. An office of Turkish and Sudanese joint agricultural and livestock company was opened last week [2018] in the eastern African country’s capital Khartoum".

Partnership agreement (pact) signed in 2014. The bilateral pact aims to rationalize the use of resources and agricultural potential and contribute to sustainable food objectives. Pact published in government gazette on 19 November 2015. "Turkish agricultural sector will be able to commence investments in Sudan's fields by 2019. An office of Turkish and Sudanese joint agricultural and livestock company was opened last week [2018] in the eastern African country’s capital Khartoum". Private Turkish companies have not been transferred due to the change of government in Sudan in 2019 and the pandemic. While the opposition claims the fate of the project is still uncertain and that insufficient information has been shared with the public.

In 2021 the project still seems to be relevant, although not in operation.

No staff is working at the agricultural company established for the project in 2018.

Turkish private sector firms will be invited to invest in the region.

On April 28, 2014 Sudan and Turkey signed the “Agreement on Bilateral Agricultural Cooperation and Partnership Between Turkey and Sudan,” which went into effect on November 19, 2015.Turkish private sector firms will be invited to invest in the region. The Turkish Sudan International Agriculture and Livestock Corporation was established in 2017

Turkey’s General Directorate of Agricultural Enterprises (TİGEM) planned to produce cotton, soybeans, sunflowers, sesame, wheat, corn, sugarcane, broad beans, clover, tomatoes, eggplant, cucumbers and peppers on the pilot farm

Aim to increase both countries’ agricultural trade

"facilitate procedures such as visas, residence and work permits in order to create the appropriate climate for economic and trade cooperation between them." In 2021 the project still seems to be relevant, although not in operation.

"facilitate procedures such as visas, residence and work permits in order to create the appropriate climate for economic and trade cooperation between them." In 2021 the project still seems to be relevant, although not in operation.