مشكلات التنمية في السودان : دراسة تحليلية

الملخص EN

Sudan has been characterized since ancient times by its many resources and wealth ،but it has continued to suffer from the lack of good independence of natural resources، the increase in unemployment ،exacerbation of poverty، and security instability are all caused by the lack of development ، and since economic development has objectives and pillars، the most important objectives of economic development and its centerpiece are the human being.

Increasing per capita income contributes to increasing national income and national production ،fighting unemploymen ،increasing the volume of employment and raising the standard of living for individual and the group ،economic development is also based on the viability of the economic and social climate ،through which the rate of capital formation increases ،and technical progress contributes to increasing production.

the aim of this study was 1/how to find appropriate solutions to the problems and obstacles to economic development in Sudan ، which are available in many developing countries ،which are the lack of capital، the inability to save، the spread of unemployment of all kinds ،the narrow scope of the market، the increase in the rate of inflation، and the weakness of productive structures ،and structures infrastructure in agricultural and industrial sectors .The importance of this study comes in the light of the global interest in development and growth issues in a topic that researchers have not addressed before ، with a simplified explanation of the results of the study ، its 1/ paying attention to the agricultural sector in both its parts and the industrial sector ،and supporting the existing development projects.

The paper also recommended the real per capita income through increasing the national income .Accordingly، and based on the foregoing، the researcher followed the descriptive analytical approach in this study، which undoubtedly contribute to economic development and economic growth in many developing countries that suffer from the same problems including SSudan has been characterized since ancient times by its many resources and wealth ،but it has continued to suffer from the lack of good independence of natural resources، the increase in unemployment ،exacerbation of poverty، and security instability are all caused by the lack of development ، and since economic development has objectives and pillars، the most important objectives of economic development and its centerpiece are the human being.

Increasing per capita income contributes to increasing national income and national production ،fighting unemployment increasing the volume of employment and raising the standard of living for individual and the group ،economic development is also based on the viability of the economic and social climate ،through which the rate of capital formation increases ،and technical progress contributes to increasing production.

the aim of this study was 1/how to find appropriate solutions to the problems and obstacles to economic development in Sudan ، which are available in many developing countries ،which are the lack of capital، the inability to save، the spread of unemployment of all kinds ،the narrow scope of the market، the increase in the rate of inflation، and the weakness of productive structures ،and structures infrastructure in agricultural and industrial sectors .The importance of this study comes in the light of the global interest in development and growth issues in a topic that researchers have not addressed before ، with a simplified explanation of the results of the study ، its 1/ paying attention to the agricultural sector in both its parts and the industrial sector ،and supporting the existing development projects.

The paper also recommended the real per capita income through increasing the national income .Accordingly، and based on the foregoing، the researcher followed the descriptive analytical approach in this study، which undoubtedly contribute to economic development and economic growth in many developing countries that suffer from the same problems including Sudan.