CARTOUM - Sudanese authorities have declared a three-month state of emergency in the oil-rich Abyei region after record floods killed hundreds and left hundreds more needing medical treatment. The United Nations has condemned violence in oil-rich regions such as A Byei, and Sudan is at the center of the worst humanitarian crisis since the civil war erupted in 2011.

Wilayat al-Khartoum is one of the eighteen states of Sudan, and in a way the war in Sudan was fought only against Khartsoum and everywhere else, except for the garrison cities. Sudan is located in the Middle East, Africa, South Sudan and Southeast Asia. The South, which has changed its name to "South Sudan," is in an unclear position: is it changing Sudan?

If you are in the middle of the Tripolitanian capital, here you can see what you can do in Khartoum. Not many of us get the opportunity to visit Sudan, so this is high on our list of activities we can do outside of Khartoum. Each state has a city, the capital of the state of Wilayat al-Khartoum, with a population of about 1.5 million people. Visit the National Museum of Sudan: The museum includes a collection of artifacts from Sudan's history as well as artifacts from other countries in Sudan.

Learn more about ancient Sudan: Sudan is famous for having the most pyramids in the country, many of which are smaller than Egypt's. Learn about the history of Sudan, which originated in the Cushite era countries that took place in Nubia between Sudan and Egypt, as well as from ancient Egypt and the Middle East.

The White Nile, which flows from a point north of Uganda, flows briskly and flows north to Lake Victoria. The Blue Nile, which flows from Ethiopia to the west, is located in Sudan, where it meets the Sudanese capital Khartoum. Here it flows sluggishly, and the White Nile, which originates from Sudan, flows south and - White, the second largest river in the world - north.

Kartoum is located between the Blue Nile, which flows from Western Ethiopia to the West, and the White Nile, which flows north into Lake Victoria. The city is located at a crossroads and borders the Red Sea, the Nile, the second largest river in Sudan, and the Black Nile.

Kartoum is located in the southeast and is divided into the Blue and White Nile. It is a trilateral metropolis consisting of Khartoum itself and is connected by the so-called bridge between KhARTOUm and the north.

The island of Tuti is located in the centre of the Nile and is an urban retreat of Khartoum. Renting a taxi to drive to this peaceful enclave is a nice afternoon activity. It has four hotels (two more have been proposed since 2008) and a number of restaurants, shops, hotels and restaurants. KhARTOUm is also a commercial and communications center with a population of more than 1.5 million people and an annual economic output of more than $2 billion. The main airport of the city, the international airport and the main railway station are located in the heart of the city and have a total capacity of 1,500,000 people.

The city is located on the banks of the Nile, where the two rivers meet the Nile, with a population of more than 1.5 million people and an annual economic output of 2 billion dollars.

Until mid-2011, it was the capital of the entire Sudan until the south voted for independence in a referendum. Khartoum is ruled by President Omar al-Bashir, a Muslim from northern Sudan, and by predominantly Christian South Sudan, which is now on its own. The region has been divided since the end of Africa's longest civil war in the 1990s, with the region's two main ethnic groups, the Sudanese south and the Sudanese, bordering on the border.

When I arrived in Khartoum, I had high hopes, but like Cairo in the north and Nairobi in The Hague, In the South, it doesn't have the frenetic energy and drama. Over time, Arsenal has started to grow and when I arrive, when the sun sets, the tension rises.

In fact, Khartoum is a city of more than seven million people, but diversity and many other factors have created a community with a peaceful lifestyle. Since the mid-1980s, large numbers of internally displaced people from Sudan, Sudan, Eritreans, Ethiopians and other ethnic groups have settled in KhARTOUm. They are the people who have shaped the country in one place and they have overcome different races. Because of this diversity, the city's population has grown and it is the largest city in Sudan.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Khartoum was overrun by refugees fleeing the civil war in Sudan and other conflicts in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Khartoum was overrun by refugees fleeing the civil war in Sudan and other conflicts in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. In 1943, the British began preparing the North for self-government by establishing the North Sudan Advisory Council, which advised on political, economic, military, social and cultural issues, as well as political and economic issues.