Experience & Positions

 

Mr. Ahmed Abdellatif Experience & Positions

 

Ahmed Abdellatif is the President of CTC Group, a Sudanese private limited group of companies, established in 1956 as The Central Trading Co. Ltd. (CTC)

 

Mr. Ahmed Alamin Abdellatif Designations / Positions

  • President, CTC Group
  • Vice-Chairman, CTC Group Foundation
  • Founding Member and Vice-Chairman, US Sudan Business Council (USSBC)
  • Board Member, Al Baraka Bank
  • Co-Creator, Mashoury (Youth Entrepreneurship Development)
  • Board of Directors Member – General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums
  • Board of Trustees Member – Alzaeem Alazhari University
Ahmed has a particular interest in the fields of Sudanese Economic Development, Youth Entrepreneurship and Family Business, delivering keynote presentations and speeches at a number of universities, associations and local, regional and international events.

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