مساهمة الصادرات الزراعية في النمو الاقتصادي في السودان في الفترة من 2018-2000م

The study dealt with the contribution of agricultural exports to economic growth in Sudan. The study aimed to identify Sudan’s agricultural exports and determine their impact on economic growth, and thus knowledge of some agricultural crops, knowledge of livestock exports, and to clarify the factors that should be focused on to increase agricultural exports. To achieve this goal, the descriptive analytical approach was used. The problem of the study was represented in the main question, what is the extent of the impact of agricultural exports on economic growth in Sudan and the sub-questions in the extent of the impact of agricultural exports, both plant and animal, on the growth of the gross domestic product, and the most important hypotheses of the study are that agricultural exports positively affect economic growth and that there is a relationship between Plant and animal exports and the gross domestic product, as well as the contribution of some important agricultural crops such as: - (sesame - cotton - peanuts - gum arabic) and others on economic growth, and the study reached the most important results, that there is no statistically significant relationship between GDP growth and exports Agricultural (plant - and animal) during the study period, and there are treatments There is a statistically significant difference between the growth of the gross domestic product and animal exports individually, and its absence with vegetable exports alone, and the most important recommendations, that it is at the heart of the state’s priorities to pay attention to plant and animal exports and not to export primary raw materials and must be manufactured and then exported, and the cultivation of vast areas to benefit from the largest A measure to grow agricultural crops, provide modern machines, fertilizers and fortified seeds for cultivation, rehabilitate the gins for the cotton project on the island and work to reduce fees and levies imposed. And the establishment of modern slaughterhouses to contribute to the export of meat instead of exporting live cattle