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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.

Irrigation Minister: Expectations of flood decline, water storage in dams avoided disaster

Irrigation Minister

Khartoum, Sep. 8 (SUNA) - The Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Professor Yasser Abbas has expected the gradual decrease in the level of flooding, noting to the levels of the Nile recorded today 17.65 cm compared to 17.67 cm yesterday, while in Khartoum tomorrow it will decrease to 17, 61 cm, as a result of the gradual decrease in the water level in the Sen-nar and Rossires dams. The minister explained in a press conference held this evening at the SUNA’s that the heavy rains on the Ethiopian plateau are the main cause of floods, expecting that no floods will occur in Sudan after the completion of the construction of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which will regulate the river flow. He pointed to the break of the flood severity this year by storing water in Al Rossires and Meroe dams, which had a great impact on alleviating the disaster. The Irrigation Minister has affirmed the safety of dams and reservoirs in Sudan, denying the rumor that there is a crack in the Jabal Awlia Dam, saying that it is a rumor with a purpose to create confusion and fear, adding that all dams in the country work with high efficiency taking into account the technical foundations for the operation of dams in relation to its safety, and the measuring of the concentration of silt in the water, indicating that flood and dams management works with high efficiency. He attributed the floods occurred in Tokar and Darfur to the fall of heavy rains, explaining that the rise of the Nile levels in Khartoum is caused by the urban expansion in the Nile Street, which led to the narrowing of the river course and the high level of water in the Nile, noting that the floods drowned the areas of Soba and Al- Masudia is caused by the narrowing of the river course in Khartoum. He asserted the ministry's responsibility of monitoring the Nile levels, the early warning, and do not interfere in the planning processes, pointing to the ministry's plan through which it can issue forecasts for 6 days before the occurrence of the floods instead of three days now. He stressed that the National Committee for Floods meets daily to monitor the rains in the Ethiopian plateau. The minister has reviewed a report on the level of floods in Sudan due to the flooding of the Nile and valleys, noting that 99% of the Nile’s flooding results from rain in the Ethiopian plat-eau, pointing to the level of floods in the areas of Wad Al-Eis in Sinja, Atbara and Shendi in the Nile and Khartoum and comparing it to the general flood of 1988 , saying: "Fortunately, the excess water was stored in the Sudanese dams, which led to averting a greater disaster." ta

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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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