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The record holds 5 entries from Sudan, across 3 industries, led by Government & Public Sector, then Communications. Last updated 29 Oct 2026.

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RegulationGovernment & Public SectorSudan10 Aug 2026

Draft law on regulating data and artificial intelligence 2026

Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Digital Transformation and Telecommunications — Sudan's Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Digital Transformation and Telecommunications are preparing the Draft Law on Regulating Data and Artificial Intelligence for 2026, part of broader Sudan AI regulation to match fast technological change. Undersecretary Mawlana Ali Khidr revealed the AI governance legislation at a workshop on workplace AI use, calling it the legal basis needed to oversee AI adoption across government and business.

Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorSudan26 Jul 2026

Sudan finance ministry launches AI skills course for civil servants

Ministry of Finance of Sudan — Sudan's Ministry of Finance has begun AI training for civil servants, extending a new machine intelligence and digital transformation curriculum for public-sector roles to staff of the ministry plus the Audit Chamber, Internal Audit Department and Court Authority. Dr Mohamed Ali Jumaa launched the effort, framing it as a leap forward for institutions in the economic sector, with lessons oriented toward hands-on use across government work.

RegulationGovernment & Public SectorSudan5 Nov 2025

Sudan creates Sudanese Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority

Government of Sudan — Three new agencies now sit under Sudan's Ministry of Digital Transformation and Communications, following a 5 November 2025 decree from Prime Minister Kamil Idris that set up the Sudanese Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority alongside two sister bodies. Handling this Sudan AI regulation brief means the authority oversees how national data is managed and governed, while pushing government agencies toward using AI for decisions and building public services. It functions as the state's central AI governance authority, though details on the other two agencies are not covered here.

Communications

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DeploymentCommunicationsSudan2025-08

CDAC Network and Valent deploy AI to detect disinformation networks in Sudan

CDAC Network — Sudan's information war now has an algorithmic watchdog: CDAC Network and Valent trained an AI disinformation detection system exposing fake networks and coordinated online manipulation. Results reach humanitarian responders in Arabic and English, sharpening decisions amid Sudan's conflict via this AI-driven narrative manipulation monitoring effort.

Humanitarian information officercdacnetwork.org

Healthcare & Life Sciences

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Evidence of adoptionHealthcare & Life SciencesSudan15 Feb 2026

Sudanese surgeons report 68.7% AI awareness and 9.4% clinical use

Sudan Medical Specialization Board — AI adoption among surgeons in Sudan stays notional: of 185 surgery residents and specialists canvassed, 68.7% recognised artificial intelligence, 9.4% applied such tools on patients, 10.3% attained advanced literacy, 22.3% were formally schooled. Blockers: frail infrastructure 87.6%, absent tuition 79.1%, cost 72.4%; amid fighting, 92.5% lacked kit and 78.3% steady power or internet. Wanted clinical AI use: teaching 68.2%, perioperative decision-making 65.4%. Fieldwork spanned October 2024–June 2025, plus 20 interviews, at Khartoum's Department of General Surgery, Sudan Medical Specialization Board.

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