Embassy of Sudan, London facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Embassy of Sudan in London |
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| Location | St James's, London |
| Address | 3 Cleveland Row, London, SW1A 1DD |
| Ambassador | Mohammed Abdalla Ali Eltom |
The Embassy of Sudan in London is the official home for Sudan's diplomatic mission in the United Kingdom. Think of it as Sudan's main office in the UK.
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What is an Embassy?
An embassy is a special building where a country's representatives work in another country. It's like a bridge between two nations. The people who work there are called diplomats. They help keep good relationships between the two countries.
What do Embassies do?
Embassies do many important things. They help their own citizens who are visiting or living in the host country. For example, if a Sudanese person loses their passport in London, the embassy can help them. They also work to improve trade, culture, and understanding between the two countries.
They also represent their country's government. This means they share their country's views and policies with the host government.
The Embassy's Location
The Embassy of Sudan is located at 3 Cleveland Row in St James's, a well-known area in London. This part of London is home to many other embassies and important buildings.
A Place for Voices
Sometimes, embassies can become places where people gather to share their opinions. In 2013, people gathered near the Embassy of Sudan in London. They wanted to show their support for people in Khartoum, Sudan, who were expressing their views about changes in their country. This shows how embassies can be important places for public expression, even far from home.
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A view of the Embassy of the Republic of Sudan in London.
