Limited public transport relies on basic bus services in cities like Khartoum and outdated railways spanning 5,000+ km connecting Khartoum to Port Sudan and Atbara. No metro or BRT fully operational; poor integration, reliability, and coverage outside urban hubs.

Extensive network (~55,000 km) with only ~3,600 km paved, including key Khartoum-Port Sudan highway (1,200 km). Most roads are gravel or earth tracks, poorly maintained, impassable in wet seasons; limited highways, safety features, and traffic management.

Low average broadband speeds around 15-20 Mbps, with major urban-rural divide. Limited fiber optic availability, primarily in Khartoum; mobile data dominant but slow and unreliable due to infrastructure gaps.

Avg: 17.5+ Mbps • Very limited to Khartoum and major cities; negligible rural coverage

58 airports total, 10 major including Khartoum (KRT) and Port Sudan (PZU) with international flights to Middle East, Africa, Europe. Limited domestic coverage and hub status; operational constraints from financial issues.

Hubs: Khartoum International (KRT), Port Sudan New International (PZU)