Embassy of Tunisia in Khartoum, Sudan; address 35, Avenue n°15; Al Amarat, Khartoum; phone +249183487947. Head of mission: H.E. Mr. Rafiq Hajji.
Head of mission: H.E. Mr. Rafiq Hajji, Ambassador (as of 2025)
Tunisia offers a compelling mix of cultural and natural attractions, making it appealing to some Sudanese travelers. Its historical sites, such as the ruins of Carthage and El Djem, attract those interested in archaeology and history. Given Sudan's population of 47 million, Tunisia could be an interesting destination for a segment of this population.
Tunisia is generally considered a relatively safe destination for tourists, including those from Sudan. According to the Global Peace Index, Tunisia ranks 72nd out of 160 countries, significantly safer than Sudan, which ranks 159th. In terms of crime statistics, Tunisia has a murder rate of 4.8 per 100,000 people, compared to Sudan's 5.1. Additionally, the Global Organized Crime Index indicates that Tunisia has lower scores across various crime categories, suggesting a more stable environment. For example, mafia groups score 1.0 in Tunisia versus 6.5 in Sudan, and state crime scores 5.5 in Tunisia compared to 8.0 in Sudan. Overall, while no destination is without risks, Tunisia presents a safer option for tourists compared to Sudan.