MoFA advisory out against travelling to Sudan
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MoFA advisory out against travelling to Sudan

MoFA advisory out against travelling to Sudan
In this photo provided by Maheen S , smoke fills the sky in Khartoum, Sudan, near Doha International Hospital on Friday, April 21, 2023. The Muslim Eid al-Fitr holiday, typically filled with prayer, celebration and feasting — was a somber one in Sudan, as gunshots rang out across the capital of Khartoum and heavy smoke billowed over the skyline. (Maheen S via AP)


Bangladeshi nationals have been advised not to travel to Sudan due to uncertainties caused by the current situation there.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a notification in this regard on Saturday.

According to the notification, it is not safe for Bangladeshi nationals to travel to Sudan now as the conflict continues in Khartoum and various parts of the country, including Khartoum airport.

All Bangladeshi nationals are therefore advised not to travel there until further notice.

This was also informed to the concerned ministries and agencies of the Bangladesh government.

Bangladeshi nationals living in Sudan are also being advised by the embassy in this regard, it added.

Fighting between forces loyal to rival generals in Sudan has so far left 300 people dead, reports AP.

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