Military Industry Corporation The ever first plant for defense industries in Sudan was opened in 1960, to produce ammunitions for light weapons. However, the preparations for the creation of an inclusive Military Industrial Corporation started in the early 1990s.
It has been officially established by a Transitional Decree in 1993, and then ratified by the National Assembly in 1994. The idea of the establishment of the Military Industry Corporation, emerged in the early 1990s.. This industrial base was, then, called the Military Industry Corporation to be a part of the Ministry of Defense and to be directly supervised by the Commander-in- Chief, by the provisional Decree of 1993.
The MIC produces a vast array of products; such as heavy and light artillery, anti-tank and antiaircraft guns, light weaponry,such as machine guns, rifles and pistols.
In addition to the ammunitions for these weapons, rocket launchers, rounds,
day and night vision devices, communications, electronic and optics equipment and appliances.
Conventional weapons product (With Chinese,Iranian,Belarussia technology help)
Pistols:
Marra(9mm)
Lado(7.56mm)
Rifles:
Dinar/G3
Sub-machine guns:
MAZ/AK-47
Machine guns
Mokhtar
Karar(7.62×51mm)
Khawad(12.7 mm)
Howitzers:
Nijoumi(100 mm)
Khalifa(120 mm)
Mortar
Nimir(60 mm)
Aboud(81 mm)
Ahmd(120 mm)
Rocket
Sinar/rpg-7
Soba/SPG-9
Toka
Armored vehicule
Al Bashier Tank
Zubair tank
Zubair 2 tank
Khatm armored vehicule (BMP 2)
Sharif armored vehicule
Sharif 2 armored vehicule (Type WZ 551-China)
Amir Armored Personnel Infantry Fighting vehicles
Amir armored vehicule in Khartoum street
Correspondance between Sudanese names and Chinese-Iranian-russian names
Abu Fatma = 2S1 (Russia)
Shareef 1 = BTR-80A (Russia)
Shareef 2 = WZ 551A (China)
Amir = Rakhsh (Iran)
Khatim 1 = Boragh (Iran)
Digna = T-55 (Russia)
Al Basheer = Type 85M-II (China)
Al Zubair 1 = Type 72Z (Iran)
Al Zubair 2 = similar to Type 59D (China)
Nijoumi = BS-3 (Russia)
Khalifa = D-30M (Russia)
Mahdi = M-30 (Russia)
Aboud = M-37M (Russia)
Sinar = RPG-7 (Russia)
Saba = SPG-9 (Russia)
Taka = Type 63 (China)
Ammunition production
Rocket
40 mm rocket
73 mm rocket
107 mm rocket for Toka Rocket Launcher
Mortar
60 mm round for Nimr mortar
82 mm round for Aboud mortar
120 mm round for Ahmd mortar
Artillery round
100 mm round
120 mm round
130 mm round for artillery canon
Small round
45 *5.56 mm cartridge
39 * 7.62 mm cartridge
51 * 7.62 mm cartridge
54 * 7.62 mm cartridge
108 * 12.7 mm cartridge
Sudan special forces guarding president Omar EL Bashir in visit to Merowe Dam.
Photos of Khartoum military parade-31 december 2007
Mig 29
Tank
Al Bashir
Armored vehicules
Shareef 2
Shareef 1
Artillery
Little MLRS
130 mm canon
Auto-canon
Anti-aircraft
Tank transport
It has been officially established by a Transitional Decree in 1993, and then ratified by the National Assembly in 1994. The idea of the establishment of the Military Industry Corporation, emerged in the early 1990s.. This industrial base was, then, called the Military Industry Corporation to be a part of the Ministry of Defense and to be directly supervised by the Commander-in- Chief, by the provisional Decree of 1993.
The MIC produces a vast array of products; such as heavy and light artillery, anti-tank and antiaircraft guns, light weaponry,such as machine guns, rifles and pistols.
In addition to the ammunitions for these weapons, rocket launchers, rounds,
day and night vision devices, communications, electronic and optics equipment and appliances.
Conventional weapons product (With Chinese,Iranian,Belarussia technology help)
Pistols:
Marra(9mm)
Lado(7.56mm)
Rifles:
Dinar/G3
Sub-machine guns:
MAZ/AK-47
Machine guns
Mokhtar
Karar(7.62×51mm)
Khawad(12.7 mm)
Howitzers:
Nijoumi(100 mm)
Khalifa(120 mm)
Mortar
Nimir(60 mm)
Aboud(81 mm)
Ahmd(120 mm)
Rocket
Sinar/rpg-7
Soba/SPG-9
Toka
Armored vehicule
Al Bashier Tank
Zubair tank
Zubair 2 tank
Khatm armored vehicule (BMP 2)
Sharif armored vehicule
Sharif 2 armored vehicule (Type WZ 551-China)
Amir Armored Personnel Infantry Fighting vehicles
Amir armored vehicule in Khartoum street
Correspondance between Sudanese names and Chinese-Iranian-russian names
Abu Fatma = 2S1 (Russia)
Shareef 1 = BTR-80A (Russia)
Shareef 2 = WZ 551A (China)
Amir = Rakhsh (Iran)
Khatim 1 = Boragh (Iran)
Digna = T-55 (Russia)
Al Basheer = Type 85M-II (China)
Al Zubair 1 = Type 72Z (Iran)
Al Zubair 2 = similar to Type 59D (China)
Nijoumi = BS-3 (Russia)
Khalifa = D-30M (Russia)
Mahdi = M-30 (Russia)
Aboud = M-37M (Russia)
Sinar = RPG-7 (Russia)
Saba = SPG-9 (Russia)
Taka = Type 63 (China)
Ammunition production
Rocket
40 mm rocket
73 mm rocket
107 mm rocket for Toka Rocket Launcher
Mortar
60 mm round for Nimr mortar
82 mm round for Aboud mortar
120 mm round for Ahmd mortar
Artillery round
100 mm round
120 mm round
130 mm round for artillery canon
Small round
45 *5.56 mm cartridge
39 * 7.62 mm cartridge
51 * 7.62 mm cartridge
54 * 7.62 mm cartridge
108 * 12.7 mm cartridge
Sudan special forces guarding president Omar EL Bashir in visit to Merowe Dam.
Photos of Khartoum military parade-31 december 2007
Mig 29
Tank
Al Bashir
Armored vehicules
Shareef 2
Shareef 1
Artillery
Little MLRS
130 mm canon
Auto-canon
Anti-aircraft
Tank transport
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