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Sudan

What it’s like to live there

Sudan’s capital Khartoum lies at the meeting point of the Blue Nile and White Nile, creating one of Africa’s most iconic geographic landmarks. Sometimes referred to as the “Land of the Nubians,” Sudan has an extraordinary ancient history, including more pyramids than Egypt at sites such as Meroë. Life in Khartoum combines traditional markets, riverfront views and a deep cultural heritage.

Currency

South Sudanese pound (SSP)

Population

11.5 million

Culture & Lifestyle

Arabic, English

Connectivity & Travel

Khartoum International Airport

Booming Sectors

Agriculture and natural resources form the backbone of Sudan’s economy alongside trade and infrastructure development.

Healthcare

Healthcare services are concentrated in Juba, with international cover commonly used by professionals.

Major Banks

Bank of Khartoum, Omdurman National Bank

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Why Consider Working there

Sudan offers long-term opportunities in agriculture, natural resources and infrastructure as economic reforms and reconstruction initiatives progress.

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