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Not only does Sudan boast UNESCO honoured archaeological sites, abundant wildlife and a crystal-watered coastline, it offers a characteristically warm and friendly welcome too

This southeastern province is where the UNESCO shortlisted Dinder National Park is situated, and at some 4,000 square metres, it is one of the largest nature reserves in Africa

Taking its name from the world's most famous river that flows through its lands, the River Nile State is also the home to the ancient archaeological site of the Kingdom of Kush

Renowned for its excellent scuba-diving and beaches, as well as the fascinating medieval city of Suakin, it is no wonder that this seaside state is Sudan's capital of tourism

The Islamic practice known as Zakat – the compulsory giving of a set proportion of one’s wealth to charity – has been enshrined in Sudan’s law, playing a vital role in social cohesion and social security

Recent improvements to infrastructure have contributed significantly to per capita growth

Besides irrigation the River Nile has huge potential for hydropower generation, while investment opportunities in renewables are also abounding

The ICT revolution that has swept Africa over the last 10 years has contributed to growth more than any other sector in the country

The Government has made great efforts in increasing educational access for children in Sudan

Turkey is one of the top five shipbuilding nations in the world. Atilla Çiftçigüzeli, CEO of Istanbul Shipyard, discusses the importance and capabilities of Turkey's shipbuilding industry, as well as how his company is currently building a first-of-its-kind submarine rescue mother ship and cutting-edge support vessels in its renovated facilities