Sudan Rail Groupالعربية

Communities

A railway connected to its communities

The Port Sudan to Khartoum railway passes through places where people live, work and trade. Its renewal should bring useful connections and economic opportunities to those communities.

Two railway signals over the tracks, with people walking along the line
01Our approach

Working alongside local communities

Sudan Rail Group welcomes local knowledge, questions and suggestions as the project develops.

A street in Khartoum at dusk, shops along one side and cars parked on the sand
A street in Khartoum at dusk.
People walking past rakshas on a busy market street, a man on a motorbike in the foreground
A busy market street, with rakshas and people on foot.
02Locally

What the railway means locally

Opportunities along the corridor

Railway rehabilitation and operations will bring jobs and opportunities for local suppliers. Passenger services will provide another way to travel, while stronger freight connections will help businesses reach markets and receive the goods they need.

Our commitment to the existing railway workforce also recognizes the importance of railway employment to employees, their families and railway communities.

Keeping you informed

Project updates will explain confirmed activities and service plans. Information about local work and how to contact the project will be provided as arrangements are developed.

Talk to the community team

You can contact us about work near your home or business, railway property, access around railway sites, local opportunities or suggestions for the project. Questions about land, housing or access will be directed to the relevant project and railway representatives for discussion. Please contact us about your circumstances rather than relying on rumours or general assumptions about the works.

Please include the location, a short description of your question or concern and a way for us to contact you. This helps us direct your enquiry to the people responsible.

Email: info@SudanRail.com

Staying safe around the railway

Please use designated crossings, keep clear of tracks and follow signs around railway worksites. Contact the community team if you have a question about access or activity near a railway location.

A covered station platform with an old weighing scale, the tracks beyond it
A station platform on the Port Sudan to Khartoum corridor.
03Get in touch

Raising a question or concern

  1. 01

    Tell us the location

    Send the location, a short description and a way to contact you.

  2. 02

    We direct it

    Your enquiry goes to the project and railway representatives responsible for that work.

  3. 03

    Your circumstances are discussed

    Questions about land, housing or access are discussed with you directly, not through rumour.

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