About Sudani Telecom

Sudani Telecom is a leading telecommunications company in Sudan, offering a wide range of services to individuals and businesses.

Services

Mobile Services: Provides mobile voice, SMS, and data services.

Fixed-Line Services: Offers fixed-line telephone and broadband internet services.

Mobile Money: Provides mobile money services, allowing customers to send and receive money, pay bills, and purchase goods and services using their mobile phones.

International Roaming: Offers international roaming services for customers traveling abroad.

Countries

Contact

Support Number

+249120120120

Address

Al-Haoudi Street, Khartoum, Sudan

Website

https://sudani.sd/en/

info@sudani.sd

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