Suakin

a port in the NE Sudan, on the Red Sea: formerly the chief port of the African Red Sea; now obstructed by a coral reef. Pop.: 5511 (latest est.)

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He is scheduled to visit Suakin Island to examine the ongoing renovation project by Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) to transform the area into a culture and tourism centre.

Turkey again denies plans to establish military base in Sudan's Suakin

Suakin was Sudan's major port when it was ruled by the Ottomans, but fell into disuse over the last century after the construction of Port Sudan, 60 kilometres to the north.

A game of chess: Gulf crisis expands into the Horn of Africa

The embassy said that Khartoum has a legitimate right to develop relations with other countries, and in this regard, the decision to lease Suakin Island to Turkey cannot be considered violation of Sudan's territorial integrity.

Suakin Island's lease to Turkey poses no threat for Arab countries' security - Sudan

Erdogan added that Turkey had been temporarily granted part of Suakin so it could rebuild the area as a tourist site and a transit point for pilgrims crossing the Red Sea to Mecca.

Turkey to rebuild ruined Ottoman port city on Red Sea coast

The ministers alos discussed the implementation of a MoU signed between the Qatar Ports Management Company (Mwani Qatar) and the Port of Port Sudan to develop the Port of Suakin on the Red Sea, making it a key seaport for cargo transportation.

Doha to supply Sudan's Khartoum with 505 buses

The meeting came as part of the implementation of a memorandum of understanding signed between Qatar Ports Management Company (Mwani Qatar) and Port Sudan to develop the port of Suakin on the Red Sea, making it a key seaport for cargo transportation, the statement noted.

Pact signed to supply over 500 buses to Sudan state

Suakin Baulin, speaking to the press, said that since 2016 the institution has been organizing all documentation, including property titles: " The Chamber of Commerce is an institution founded from 1917 to 1919; played its role of assisting the Government in the recruitment of labor; and had its patrimony where it was placing its officials who had assigned their houses.

Guinea : A committee of the Chamber of Commerce inspects the assets of the institution

English Language teaching in the Sudan was introduced in 1906 with the opening of the first four primary schools in Khartoum, Wad Medani, Haifa and Suakin, since that time that time teaching English Literature was part and parcel, inseparable from teaching English Language (Seri-Hersch Un.

Tutors' perspectives in including English Literature in the Sudanese syllabus for developing EFL skills in the secondary schools of East Gezira State-Sudan

It was after the control of Egypt that the Ottomans started their move towards the south, especially along Suakin, Masawwa and Jeddah (Alvarez 1881; Orhonlu 1996; Salim 1997).

Key dimensions in Abyssinia-Ottoman relations in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: a critical review of literatures

Desembarco en Suakin, lugar de las rutas de caravanas que estaban agotando el oro y el marfil en Sudan, y luego se desplazo a Masawa, un puerto prospero que pertenecia al tambaleante imperio egipcio y que se encontraba al borde de la ruina: el interior estaba dominado por el emperador abisinio Juan.

Rimbaud, un viaje inacabado: Ruben Rivera

areolatus around Suakin showed that these species significantly different.

Some morphometric relationships of coral trouts Plectropomus pessuliferus and Plectropomus areolatus inhabiting Sudanese Red Sea

near to Obaidi island, south of Suakin port, according to the authorities.

197 Africans drowning off Sudanese coast in smuggling bid to Saudi Arabia

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