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ThemeThe Land of Infinite OpportunitiesWherever visitors turn their heads, they will find infinite opportunities in all areas of the Sudan Pavilion, designed by architect Sara Elhussein.
Pavilion highlights
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The Pavilion’s contemporary design, inspired by the Nubian house known for its sustainability and environmentally friendly features, will capture the attention.
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Cinema theatre and VR units will immerse visitors in real-life footage unveiling treasures of Sudan. Long-hidden opportunities and possibilities will be reintroduced to the world.
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Rare cultural rituals and authentic tribal dances, never before seen by the world, will make their debut.
What to expect
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Discover Sudan’s Breathtaking Architecture
The visitors’ journey begins at the pavilion’s exterior that portrays the past and future Sudan, featuring platforms with Nubian symbols depicting the country’s cultural diversity, ancient history and waves of recent change to reform its economy.
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Enjoy a courtyard experience of Mugran Al Neelain
The central courtyard of the pavilion, with a carved map of Sudan and water stream depicting the River Nile, reflects the essence of Sudanese life. Enjoy the sights and sounds of water flowing along the White and Blue Niles before forming the Great River Nile.
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Immersive experiences
Visitors will be immersed in authentic cultural experiences including rare tribal dances that have never been showcased to the world.
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Infinite Opportunities
We will be offering potential solutions to the world as we unveil infinite opportunities in agriculture, agribusiness, industrial and mining halls. Rich information and data regarding these sectors will definitely entice investors’ appetites.
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Youth empowerment and innovation
The Pavilion’s Inventions and Innovations Room will feature products and solutions from Government, Private, Educational Institutes, Individuals, Startups and SMEs. Innovations will follow the three Expo subthemes of opportunity, mobility and sustainability.
Country quick facts
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Heritage
Sudan has five registered UNESCO World Heritage Sites and recently discovered archeological sites including an underwater tomb.
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Agriculture
Sudan has over 50 million acres of agricultural land that could feed one billion people. It has been called the Food Basket of the World.
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Natural resources
Sudan is the largest exporter of Gum Arabic, one of the major producers of gold in Africa and has 1.5 million tons of uranium reserves.
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Did you know?Sudan has always been a strategic trade route between Asia, Africa and the rest of the world. Its capital city, Khartoum, lies where the Blue Nile and White Nile merge and is easily seen from space.
It has underwater kingdoms from ancient tombs to mesmerising coral reefs, including some of the clearest in the world in Port Sudan.
Sudan was also home to one of Africa’s first super powers, the ‘Kingdom of Kush’, with newly discovered archeological sites providing more insights into the kingdom.
