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The annual inflation rate rose to 45 percent in October after the pound collapsed as a result of the loss of oil, the country's main source of revenue and generating dollars needed to import food. The prices of imported goods have soared, making even the wealthy reluctant to buy them.

Bank of Khartoum, owned by Gulf investors such as Dubai Islamic Bank and majority shareholder of the center, hopes to transfer the experience of successful shopping centers and business services from Dubai and Cairo.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir attended the opening ceremony on July 1, the 23rd anniversary of Bashir's military coup in 1989.

According to Bank of Khartoum, the occupancy rate of the 17,000 square meter building is about 35 percent.

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Signs that read "Opening Soon" are spread throughout the place. A tower reserved for a luxury hotel on the roof of the center is still empty like a corporate tower. However, the owners of the center insist that they have signed leases.

Since rent per square meter costs $ 15, prices in the small number of open shops, most of which are foreign shops, have a very high price increase and are therefore higher than that of most Sudanese.

A Chinese Muslim who took this Arabic name when Sudan arrived to study Sharia two years ago, the Chinese shopkeepers are students from a neighboring university who come to the place to see sofas, beds and chairs priced between 7,000 and 60,000 Sudanese pounds (1100 and 10,000 dollars).

"For them, this place is like a museum," he says.


And visit the shop large numbers, which prompted the man to comment banner at the entrance calls for the non-introduction of food and drinks and avoid walking on the rug.

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