Working in Sudan
The economy of Sudan is heavily based on oil production. The country has significant mineral deposits which add to the export opportunities available. The main sector remains the agriculture sector. Main export partners reflect the amount of oil produced, and the UAE, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are close partners.
Why work in Sudan?
Sudan has an economy built on Oil & Gas, and as such, job opportunities are available for early career and senior professionals in the industry. The challenges come in the form of access to roles. The country is underdeveloped in several industries, and there is work to be found in humanitarian and NGO roles. Access to healthcare is difficult, and private healthcare provision is recommended. The education system uses Arabic as the main language, and there are private international schools in major urban areas.
Sudan - Useful Information
Population
42813238
Currency
Sudanese Pound (SDG)
Dialling Code
249
Official Languages
Arabic, English
Main Airport
Khartoum International Airport
Timezone
Sudan (UTC +02:00)
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Working in Sudan
The economy of Sudan is heavily based on oil production. The country has significant mineral deposits which add to the export opportunities available. The main sector remains the agriculture sector. Main export partners reflect the amount of oil produced, and the UAE, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are close partners.
Why work in Sudan?
Sudan has an economy built on Oil & Gas, and as such, job opportunities are available for early career and senior professionals in the industry. The challenges come in the form of access to roles. The country is underdeveloped in several industries, and there is work to be found in humanitarian and NGO roles. Access to healthcare is difficult, and private healthcare provision is recommended. The education system uses Arabic as the main language, and there are private international schools in major urban areas.
Sudan - Useful Information
Population
42813238
Currency
Sudanese Pound (SDG)
Dialling Code
249
Official Languages
Arabic, English
Main Airport
Khartoum International Airport
Timezone
Sudan (UTC +02:00)
Recent Roles
More opportunities coming soon!
Careers in Africa Recruitment Summits
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Next
Our Value-Add Partners
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Thought Leadership Webinars
Africa’s talent decision makers gather at our Talent Agenda Webinars to discuss and debate the future of human capital across the continent. Business and HR leaders explore ways to unlock and enable the power of Africa’s talent - a peerless opportunity to engage with and learn from global experts and position your company alongside Africa’s innovators.
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