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Sudan Transitional Government Economic Measures: Missing the Revolutionary Twinkling

The Sudan
transitional government policy and action were different from
the socioeconomic and political demands of the revolutionary forces and from
the Economic Salvation Plan developed by
the civil
government political incubator, Forces of Freedom and Change. Economic measures proposed targeted
macroeconomic stabilisation through immediate lifting of subsidies and freeing
the exchange rate, without viable pre-conditions being in place. The government plan to mitigate negative effects
of removing the fuel and food subsidies was to raise wage of civil servants and
to provide cash transfers to the poor. Both of these two measures as
proposed were totally inappropriate.