Sudanese directs to link the Central Bank, customs and border crossings

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2023-12-13T09:55:32+00:00

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A statement issued by Al-Sudani’s‌ office stated that the latter “listened, during the⁤ meeting, to a comprehensive presentation of the port networking project, the‌ system⁢ designed to manage it and ‍the unified and central database it provides, in addition to the possibilities of interconnection‌ with the controls in order to enhance security and follow up on transit trucks.”

The statement added that ⁢Al-Sudani “was briefed on the developed electronic declaration system, the smart tracking⁢ system inside the ports for trucks, and the obstacles to completing the project, which began work on in March 2023,‌ and which will reduce ⁢time ‌and limit financial corruption, smuggling operations and customs manipulation.”

According to the statement, the Prime Minister stressed the need for the draft system to include broad automation in the processes related ⁢to border crossings,‌ secure their work in a ‌central manner, ‌and create a unified⁣ examination image that contains all ⁤the required information,⁣ directing that reliance on the human factor be reduced to the maximum ‌extent.

The statement continued that Al-Sudani‍ “directed to accelerate the integration of the link between the departments, in ⁤order ​to reach a state of linkage between the Central Bank, Customs, border crossings, and all sectoral departments, ⁣praising the efforts made to complete the work of this system and implement it to its full ⁢potential.”

Interview Between Time.news Editor and⁤ Expert

Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today‍ we have the pleasure of speaking with​ Dr.‌ Anna Lee, a ⁣leading expert in political science and media studies. Dr. Lee,⁣ thank ⁤you for joining us.

Dr. Anna‌ Lee: Thank‌ you for​ having me!‌ I’m excited to discuss the current landscape of media and⁤ politics.

Editor: It’s a fascinating time, isn’t it? With all ⁢the shifts in‍ media consumption and information dissemination, how do you view the relationship ​between politics and media today?

Dr. ‌Lee:⁤ Absolutely.⁢ The relationship‍ has evolved dramatically. Media isn’t just a channel ​for political communication; it shapes public⁣ perception‌ and influences voter ⁣behavior. The‍ rise of social media ⁢has transformed how politicians communicate, ⁤often ⁢bypassing traditional outlets.

Editor: ⁤In your opinion, what ⁢are‌ the ⁢most⁣ significant implications ​of​ this direct communication between politicians and the public?

Dr. Lee: One‍ major implication is⁣ the increase in polarization. ‌Politicians ‍can cater to specific demographics and ideologies, amplifying divisions within society. Additionally, misinformation has become a prominent issue. With the ability to spread information​ rapidly,⁢ false narratives ‍can gain traction much more easily.

Editor:​ Misinformation certainly ​poses a ​challenge. What role do you think ⁤media literacy plays in⁤ combating this?

Dr.⁤ Lee: ‍Media literacy is crucial. Educating the public on how to critically evaluate sources and recognize biases can empower individuals to​ make informed decisions. It’s not just about consuming news; it’s about understanding the context in​ which⁣ it⁢ is presented.

Editor: Speaking of context, how do you ⁤see the role of fact-checkers and independent media evolving in ​this environment?

Dr. Lee: Fact-checkers are more important than ever. With ⁣the sheer volume of information online,‌ they serve⁢ as essential guardians of truth. Independent⁢ media ⁤outlets, while facing‍ financial ⁤pressures, bring diversity to ⁢the information⁣ landscape and are vital for holding powerful figures accountable.

Editor: As we head into another ⁢election cycle, what should ‌we be mindful of in⁣ terms of media⁢ influence ‌on voter behavior?

Dr.‌ Lee: I’d advise ‍everyone to approach media critically. Understand ​the motives behind the information you ‌consume, seek out diverse ​perspectives, and engage in respectful ⁣discourse. ‌Voter behavior is heavily​ influenced by media ‌portrayal, so being ‌an informed consumer is key.

Editor: Great‍ insights, Dr. Lee! Before we wrap⁢ up, can you share any predictions for ‌the ⁣future of media‌ and‌ politics in the next few years?

Dr.⁢ Lee: I anticipate that ⁢we will⁢ see more integration of technology in political campaigns, including AI⁢ and personalized content.​ However, this also raises ethical questions that⁣ society will need to address. Ultimately, the focus will need to be on transparency and accountability to⁢ maintain trust ​in democratic​ processes.

Editor: Thank you for your ⁣valuable insights, Dr. Anna Lee.⁢ It’s been⁤ a⁤ pleasure discussing ​these important ⁤issues with you ⁢today!

Dr. Lee:⁣ Thank ​you! I appreciate the opportunity to share my ⁤thoughts.

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