Port Sudan (Africa, Transport Course)
Contact & Social Networks
Syllabus of the Subject - Port Sudan . Alternative access to Ethiopia
Introduction to the Port Sudan
Main features of the Port Sudan
Ports of Bashayr 1 and Bashayr 2.
Other ports of Sudan: Prince Osman Digna Sea Port, Oseif Sea Port, and Wadi Halfa (River port)
Sample: Port Sudan
Maritime Transport in Africa (East African Ports )
Related Education
Masters and Doctorate in International Business adapted to the
Sudanese Students
Masters and Doctorate in International Business adapted to the
Ethiopian Students .
Description
Ports of Sudan .
The largest ports of Sudan are:
Port Sudan Sea Port
Prince Osman Digna Sea Port (Swakin)
Oseif Sea Port
River port in Wadi halfa (Wadi Halfa Port)
Institution: Sea Ports Corporation.
Port Sudan
Port Sudan is the largest
marine port of Sudan .
Port Sudan handles the majority of the Sudanese foreign trade
An alternative to the Port of Djibouti (for the Ethiopian international trade)
Main import-export products of Port Sudan:
Petroleum Products, Cars, Pesticides, Cement, Wheat, and livestock
Eleven specialised berths
North Quay: general cargo
South Quay: ro-ro and Containers
Green Port: bulk cargoes, dry bulk, seeds, and containers handling
Location of Port Sudan: Red Sea
Distance from Port Sudan to Khartoum by
Road : 1,200 kilometres
Distance to Jeddah (Saudi Arabia ) by sea: 260 kilometres
Deep Coral free channel
Petroleum refinery (850-kilometre pipeline to Khartoum)
International
airport
Ferry terminal to Jeddah
Near 90% of the population of Port Sudan depends on the port activities
The main cities near the Port of Sudan: Suakin, Sinkat, Haya, Kassala , Arbara, Ab Damar, Ondurman, Khartou, Wad Madani, Al Goled, Dongola,
El-Obeid , Al Fashir, and El Daein
Ports of Bashayr 1 and Bashayr 2
Located at 25 kilometres of Port Sudan (South)
Managed by the Greater Nile Operating Company and Petrodar Operating Company
Trans-African Roads :
Cairo-Gaborone Corridor
N’Djamena-Djibouti Corridor
African Regional Economic Communities:
IGAD (Intergovernmental Authority on Development )
COMESA (Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa )
Tripartite agreement (COMESA-EAC-SADC )
CEN-SAD (Community of Sahel-Saharan States (CEN-SAD) )
More information about Sudan
(EENI African Portal ).
Transport and Logistics in Sudan
Mohamed Ibrahim
Osama Abdul Latif
(c) EENI
(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2022)
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