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Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan in Berlin

سفارة جمهورية السودان ببرلين

Welcome to Sudan

I.E. Ilham Ahmed

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Embassy Working Hours

ساعات العمل بالسفارة 

Mon-Fri:    10:00h  - 16:00h

 

 

Consulate Working Hours

Consular Section

☎ 0049  30 887 111 60

 

consul@sudan-embassy.de

ساعات عمل القسم القنصلي 

Mon-Thu:    10:00h  - 16:00h
Friday:        10:00h  - 16:00h

 Very Important هام جداً 

المدرسة الإلكترونية لتدريس المنهج السوداني

يسر سفارة جمهورية السودان ببرلين أن تتقدم إلى الأخوات والإخوة أبناء الجالية السودانية بجمهوريتي ألمــانيا وبولــندا، بخالص الشكر والتقدير لوقفتهم ومؤازرتهم المستمرة لقضايا الوطن، وفي إطار إهتمام السفارة بقضايا المواطنين السودانيين المُقيمين بجمهوريتي ألمانيا وبولندا، ترجو الإفادة بأنَّ جهاز شؤونMOFA4 السودانيين العاملين بالخارج وفي إطار تلمسه لقضايا السودانيين بالخارج ومنها اشكاليات التعليم لأبناء السودانيين بالخارج، أعلن عن تدشين المدرسة الإلكترونية التي تُدرس المنهج السوداني والمعتمدة من وزارة التربية والتعليم الإتحادية .. للمزيد

عالم الآثار الألمانى فيلدونق يؤكد: إن الحضارة السودانية تسبق الحضارات العالمية بخمسة آلاف عام

dietrich wildungقطع البروفيسور ديترش فيلدونغ المتخصص فى الآثار السودانية والمدير العام الأسبق لمتحفى ميونخ وبرلين لفنون المصريات ان الحضارة السودانية القديمة سابقة لكل الحضارات الأخرى بخمسة آلاف عام بما فيها حضارة مصر الفرعونية وحضارات الشرق الأدنى والإغريق والرومان وإنتهاء بالحضارة الأوربية الحديثة... المزيد.

The Republic of Sudan
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Office of the Spokesperson and Media Directorate

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Press Release

A number of Western countries issued on 18 October 2024 a joint statement on the humanitarian situation in Sudan, that is evidently biased against the Government of Sudan and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF).

The statement arbitrarily accused SAF and Government of Sudan of systematically obstructing humanitarian assistance. Such an unfounded accusation can only be understood as an attempt to downplay the terrorist militia’s use of starvation as a weapon in its war against the Sudanese people. This is exemplified by its ongoing siege of El Fasher, escalating its shelling of civilians, and the blockade of humanitarian aid deliveries destined to the city. The UN Security Council has failed to implement its Resolution 2736, passed in June, which demands the Militia to halt its siege on El Fasher and de-escalate the situation. The Militia has, however, responded exactly with the opposite, assured of impunity, for its regional sponsor became a member of the self-proclaimed “Aligned for Advancing of Lifesaving and Peace in Sudan,” (ALPS) as cited in the statement. Contrary to the statement, the Humanitarian Aid Commission, with its extensive experience in humanitarian work, continues to play the leading role in facilitating and expediting all processes related to aid delivery. It is unfortunate that the statement equates this well-established national institution with a fictitious body created by the terrorist militia as a cover for its crimes, just as it misuses the logo of UN agencies for the same purpose, without being met with a seious response from Western countries.

Thus, the claim that there is a deliberate delay in issuing visas or movement permits is entirely baseless. This accusation is disproven by the fact that over 90% of visa requests are readily approved. As for movement permits, they are meant to protect humanitarian workers in war situations, pursuant to the Government’s responsibility for their safety. It is perplexing that the statement calls for humanitarian organizations to operate independently from the Government oversight, a practice that has no precedent in the history of humanitarian work, unless the intention is to undermine state authority, with a view to fomenting a statelessness situation in the country.

The statement was released on the same day that the Government of Sudan introduced additional steps to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery by opening the airports of Kassala, Dongola, and Kadugli for aid flights, bringing the number of operational airports to six, alongside seven land crossings. Yet, the statement chose to ignore these measures, reducing the issue of aid access to the using of a single crossing point, which, in reality, has been used as an entry route for weapons and supplies for the Militia to commit massacres and starve civilians.

The statement furthermore overlooked the poor record of these same countries in fulfilling their humanitarian aid pledges, even with the opening of the Adré crossing. It equally ignored the widespread hunger in the Sudanese refugee camps in Chad, a country these nations portray as the main gateway for aid, and failed to mention that the Jeddah Agreement addresses the issue of aid across conflict lines.

The statement, therefore, epitomizes the worst forms of politicization of humanitarian work. Conversely, the generous humanitarian support offered by friendly and sisterly nations, without flaunting or political agenda, must be commended.

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Registration Form (A) For Foreign N.G.O

Applying For Entry And Operation in Sudan

إستمارة تسجيل (أ) للمنظمات التطوعية الأجنبية التي ترغب في الدخول والعمل بالسودان

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Sudan Bulletin

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