The Cabinet
The Cabinet of the Republic of Sudan is the executive body that directs national governance and implements the priorities of the Presidential Council during the transitional period. Comprising specialized ministries, the Cabinet is responsible for managing Sudan’s recovery, rebuilding institutions, and guiding the transition towards a democratic and federal state. Each ministry plays a vital role in stabilizing the nation and restoring services after years of conflict and disruption.
1.Ministry of Cabinet Affairs
Ensures efficient functioning of government institutions and coordination between ministries.
Mandate :
- Organize cabinet meetings.
- Monitor policy implementation.
- Promote inter-ministerial coordination.
2.Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
Represents Sudan to the world, seeking recognition, solidarity, and partnerships.
Mandate :
- Lead diplomatic relations.
- Secure humanitarian and development support.
- Strengthen ties with African Union, IGAD, UN, and global partners.
3.Ministry of Defense
Responsible for unifying armed forces and ensuring national security during transition.
Mandate :
- Establish security sector frameworks.
- Oversee defense policy and armed forces integration.
- Safeguard Sudan’s sovereignty.
4.Ministry of Interior Affairs
Maintains internal security, law enforcement, and civil protection.
Mandate :
- Manage police, immigration, and civil registry.
- Ensure public safety and order.
- Respond to emergencies and disasters.
5.Ministry of Justice
Guarantees rule of law, transitional justice, and constitutional reforms.
Mandate :
- Uphold rights and freedoms.
- Oversee legal reforms.
- Support constitution drafting and reconciliation.
6.Ministry of Decentralized Governance
Guides the transition towards a federal system by strengthening regional administrations.
Mandate :
- Support regional councils.
- Build governance capacity in eight regions.
- Promote federal-local coordination.
7.Ministry of Culture, Information, Youth, and Sports
Drives national identity, communication, and youth engagement.
Mandate :
- Manage media and public information.
- Promote cultural heritage and sports.
- Empower youth participation in governance.
8.Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning
Oversees Sudan’s finances, planning recovery, and economic growth.
Mandate :
- Manage state revenues and expenditures.
- Coordinate donor and international support.
- Build a transparent financial system.
9.Ministry of Oil, Energy, and Mining
Develops Sudan’s natural resources responsibly for national growth.
Mandate :
- Regulate oil, gas, and mining industries.
- Promote renewable energy.
- Ensure equitable resource sharing with regions.
10.Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment
Promotes trade, industry, and investment to rebuild Sudan’s economy.
Mandate :
- Support local industry and small businesses.
- Facilitate domestic and foreign investment.
- Expand regional and global trade relations.
11.Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Water Resources
Secures food sovereignty and sustainable use of water resources.
Mandate :
- Support farmers and rural communities.
- Improve irrigation and water infrastructure.
- Enhance food security and exports.
12.Ministry of Animal and Fisheries Resources
Strengthens Sudan’s livestock and fisheries sectors, crucial for exports and livelihoods.
Mandate :
- Improve livestock health and productivity.
- Develop fisheries and aquaculture.
- Expand trade in animal resources.
13.Ministry of Health
Ensures access to healthcare and strengthens Sudan’s fragile health system.
Mandate :
- Provide primary healthcare nationwide.
- Combat epidemics and malnutrition.
- Rebuild hospitals and medical supply chains.
14.Ministry of General and Higher Education, Science & Technology
Builds a knowledge-based society through education and innovation.
Mandate :
- Reform school curricula and expand access.
- Strengthen universities and research institutions.
- Promote science, innovation, and technology.
15.Ministry of Urban Planning, Transport, Roads, and Bridges
Rebuilds Sudan’s war-damaged infrastructure.
Mandate :
- Plan and regulate urban development.
- Reconstruct roads and bridges.
- Develop modern transport systems.
16.Ministry of Labour, Human Resources, and Social Development
Promotes decent work, skills development, and social protection.
Mandate :
- Support employment and vocational training.
- Protect worker's rights.
- Provide social services and welfare.
