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Switzerland bans purchase and import of Sudanese gold

The Swiss government has joined the European Union in banning the purchase and import of Sudanese gold. The ban applies to the purchase, import and transit of gold of Sudanese origin, as well as to the provision of services and the granting of financial resources in connection with such gold. The sale and supply to Sudan of certain chemicals used in gold mining and gold extraction are also prohibited. The EU had adopted an identical decision in mid-July. The government states that it is “extremely concerned” about the dramatic humanitarian situation in Sudan. It says that gold mining and trade constitute a key resource fuelling the conflict in Sudan. + Valcambi CEO: ‘In an unpredictable world, gold is still a safe haven’ According to the press release, the bans will be incorporated into the Ordinance on Measures against Sudan. The government has been implementing UN sanctions related to Sudan through this ordinance since 2005. Since 2023, the additional measures adopted by the EU ... Full story here Are you the author?
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