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35 parties, 2 offices, and 1 institution are currently tracked inside Sudan's political system.
National executive shares authority with regional governments
Multiple levels of elected representation
Constitutionally divided between national and regional levels
Derived from system type and role classification
Sudan is organized as a federal system, dividing political authority between a national government and constituent regions. This structure allows significant regional autonomy while maintaining unified national policy on defense, trade, and foreign affairs.
Sudan — federal republic, located in Africa, with approximately 40.5 million people — is a sovereign state governed from Khartoum.
As a federal republic, Sudan divides power between the centre and its states or regions. That matters politically because national decisions are often negotiated again at the regional level rather than simply imposed from the capital.
Sudan's political landscape includes 35 political parties and 2 offices.
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