The Turkish Yunus Emre Institute and the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Sudan signed a protocol concerning the teaching of the Turkish language, the Turkish Embassy in Sudan announced on its account on the X platform in Turkish, English and Arabic.
Photographs published by the embassy showed a representative of the institute and a Sudanese military official signing copies of the protocol in front of the Turkish and Sudanese flags, then exchanging the signed documents in the presence of several officials from both sides. The embassy also published a group photograph of officials from the two parties after the ceremony.
Promoting Turkish language and culture
Founded in 2007, the Yunus Emre Institute works to teach Turkish and introduce Turkish culture and arts around the world through its centers in dozens of countries.

The embassy did not disclose details about the protocol or its duration. The signing comes amid intensive Turkish-Sudanese contacts. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan recently discussed bilateral relations and Türkiye’s support for Sudan’s unity with Sudanese Sovereignty Council Chairman General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. Earlier in the week, the Turkish ambassador to Sudan visited Red Sea University and met with its director.
Photographs: Turkish Embassy in Sudan