Sudan Lifts Force Majeure on Oil Flows to Red Sea Port

Following new security arrangements and improved security conditions, Sudan has lifted the 10-month-long force majeure on the pipelines transporting South Sudan’s oil through Sudan and onto Port Sudan on the Red Sea, Reuters reported on Monday, citing a letter from Sudan’s Energy Ministry it had seen. In March 2024, Sudan declared force majeure on crude oil exports from its landlocked neighbor South Sudan, following a major rupture in the pipeline carrying crude from South Sudan to the port in Sudan in an area with active…