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2025年4月4日

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The National (UAE)

Sudan: The UAE says seven RSF-linked companies do not hold active business licences in the Emirates

" UAE says companies sanctioned by US over Sudan war not operating in the Emirates" 4 Avril 2025

The US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control said in January it would take action against the entities due to their association with Gen Mohamed Dagalo, the head of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The US accuses the RSF of engaging in a “brutal armed conflict with the Sudanese Armed Forces for control of Sudan, killing tens of thousands, displacing 12 million Sudanese, and triggering widespread starvation”.

The companies have been identified as Capital Tap Holding, Capital Tap Management Consultancies, Capital Tap General Trading, Creative Python, Al Zumoroud and Al Yaqoot Gold & Jewellers, Al Jil Al Qadem General Trading and Horizon Advanced Solutions General Trading. They are accused by the US of having ties with Gen Dagalo and the RSF, in some cases providing money and military equipment to support its war effort. The UAE said it had carried out its own investigation into the companies after the US said they were to be sanctioned.

“Upon notice of the sanctions designations, the UAE initiated its own investigation into the entities and related individuals, seeking additional information from US authorities to support these investigations,” state news agency Wam reported. “The Ministry of Justice has confirmed that none of the seven entities hold an active business licence in the UAE, nor are they currently operating in the UAE. Relevant UAE authorities continue to monitor any potential suspicious activity in accordance with applicable UAE laws.”

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