Sudan’s Marshall Plan

From the ashes of conflict rises an opportunity for transformation. Sudan - a land of ancient civilisations and untapped potential - stands at a historic crossroads.

For decades, Sudan has been synonymous with civil war, ethnic strife, and political turmoil. Yet beneath the headlines lies a nation of extraordinary promise: fertile lands along the Nile that could feed a continent, mineral wealth that could power economies, and a young, resilient population hungry for change.

Sudan’s Marshall Plan presents a bold, comprehensive blueprint for national renewal, drawing inspiration from one of history’s most successful reconstruction efforts. This visionary work outlines a strategic pathway to transform Sudan from aid dependency to self-sufficiency through four integrated pillars:

• Economic revitalisation that could establish Sudan as Africa’s breadbasket
• Governance reform rooted in transparency, accountability, and the rule of law
• Infrastructure development connecting remote regions to opportunity
• Social reconstruction prioritising education, healthcare, and reconciliation

Through compelling analysis and concrete proposals, this book argues that Sudan’s challenges - though immense - are not insurmountable. Kamil Idris draws on global post-conflict success stories while acknowledging the unique complexities of Sudan’s journey.

More than an economic proposal, Sudan’s Marshall Plan offers a vision of national unity transcending historic divisions. It challenges international partners to reimagine their relationship with Sudan - not as an object of charity, but as a vital economic and strategic ally in a rapidly changing world.

For policymakers, investors, and anyone concerned with stability in Northeast Africa, this book provides an essential roadmap to a future where Sudan’s vast potential is finally realised - a nation rebuilt not just with roads and bridges, but with hope, dignity, and shared prosperity.