Embassy of Sudan in Luanda, Angola; address C/ Albareda 15, 4ª, Luanda; phone +24429337042. Head of mission: Mr. Rami Tajelsir Omer Mohammed Khair.
Head of mission: Mr. Rami Tajelsir Omer Mohammed Khair, Chargé d'Affaires (as listed in the diplomatic list of Angola, 5 Nov 2024)
Sudan, known for its historical richness and archaeological sites, has become an appealing option for some Angolans. Its blend of ancient heritage and modern attractions can draw interest from a segment of Angola's 36 million residents.
Sudan is generally considered less safe for tourists compared to Angola. According to the Global Peace Index, Sudan ranks 159th out of 160 countries, while Angola is ranked 70th. The murder rates are also slightly higher in Sudan, with 5.1 per 100,000 people compared to Angola's 4.8. In terms of organized crime, Sudan has higher indices across various categories, indicating a more significant presence of crime networks and state crime. For example, Sudan scores 6.5 for mafia groups and 7.5 for crime networks, while Angola scores 3.0 and 5.5, respectively. Additionally, both countries have similar scores for state crime (8.0), but Sudan shows higher risks in human trafficking, arms trafficking, and drug-related crimes. Overall, tourists from Angola should exercise caution when considering travel to Sudan due to these safety concerns.