About the Programme
The Sudanese Programme (originally known as the Sudan Programme) was founded by Ahmed Al-Shahi and Bona Malwal in 2002 with sponsorship from the Middle East Centre and the African Studies Centre at St Antony’s College, University of Oxford.
From its beginning the Programme concerned itself with the civil war in Sudan and the subsequent peace process and has been successful in further knowledge and understanding of Sudan and dialogue between northerners and southerners.
The Programme's remit is above politics, ethnicity and religion.
Next Event
1-day conference at St Antony's College, Oxford
South Sudan at the Crossroads, Election or No Election - What is the Prospect of Real Peace for South Sudan
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all welcome
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registration now open here:
Latest Publication
Sustainable Peace and Future Governance of South Sudan
2022 March
This conference proceedings booklet is available for purchase from The Sudanese Programme; please e-mail Dr Ahmed Al-Shahi to request your copy - proceeds will go directly towards further future publications.
Banner image: The Meroe Pyramids by Retnaw Snellac Photography used under CC BY.
Footer image: Cattle, South Sudan (DSC01829) by Al Jazeera English, used under CC BY.