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The President and members of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, the 11 man collective presidency, for the Interim Government was sworn in on Wednesday 21st August 2020 before the Chief Justice, Abbas Babiker.
Contact UsThe consular section of the Sudanese embassy in London welcomes you
The Embassy of the Republic of Sudan mission is to represent the Government of the Republic of Sudan and strengthen UK-Sudan bilateral relations.
Unlock and enable the power of Bilateral Relations.The Embassy of the Republic of Sudan established in London aims to promote further investment in the country ...
Sudan’s national emblem was adopted in 1969, and prominently features a secretary bird bearing the shield of Muhammad Ahmad, who ruled briefly in the 19th century.
This is a list of cities and towns in Sudan
The main draw of Atbara is that it’s near the Nile’s Fifth Cataract. Plan only a few hours there enough time to see the cataract and the old steam locomotives that died and are rusting in railyards. 172 mi/277 km northeast of Khartoum
This medium-sized reserve 16,000 acres/6,475 hectares) is in eastern Sudan, on the border with Ethiopia. Lions, monkeys, giraffes, leopards, bushbucks, kudus, antelope and many kinds of birds can be seen there, but you’ll need your own vehicle.
On the Nile in northern Sudan, this town lies in a noted date-growing area. Across the river are the ruins of the Temple of Kawa. Dongola is served by bus and steamer (during winter months only). 284 mi/457 km northeast of Khartoum
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