Sudan’s Prime Minister Kamil Idris inspected several fuel stations in Khartoum on September 30 alongside Energy Minister Mutasim Ibrahim and Khartoum State governor Ahmed Osman Hamza, according to the government’s account. The visit focused on the availability of petroleum products and keeping supplies moving to residents. Idris directed that more products be sent to fuel stations and asked station operators to serve customers more quickly to limit queues and congestion. The statement did not provide stock levels, supply volumes, prices or details on which stations were visited.

The prime minister also urged banks to resolve technical problems in their banking applications, which the government said could make it easier for people to meet everyday needs. The governor said fuel was available and promised additional quantities for stations and pumps in the capital, but gave no amount or delivery schedule. The announcement records the government’s inspection and instructions; it does not publish independent availability data or confirm how much extra fuel reached stations after the visit.