Sudan's coastline is approximately 50% of its total length, and it only overlooks one sea.

It is imperative to use new and revolutionary technologies in armament, diversify armament sources, and develop military and defense industries, in line with strategic threats and the positions of strategic adversaries.

5. Training: The Sudanese Army and National Guard, after their restructuring, will need extensive training for all their branches and weapons to enhance their combat efficiency. In the field of academic training, we propose cooperation with countries such as Morocco, South Africa, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Kenya, and Egypt. On an international level, we propose cooperation with countries such as the United Kingdom, France, Denmark, Poland, and the United States. Participation in joint exercises, peacekeeping missions, and cooperation with friendly and sisterly countries in the region in operations to combat terrorism, armed gangs, and piracy will bring valuable experience to the Sudanese Special Forces, which they can utilize in their national missions.

6. Evacuation of the Capital and Major Cities from the Army: In the Sudan of the future, we see the necessity of evacuating the national capital and major cities of military installations, camps, warehouses, and factories. The available areas should be converted into alternatives for housing plans and civilian facilities, with only the headquarters of the civil administration (Ministry of Defense and General Command) remaining. The alternatives and deployment areas should be closer to the theaters and directions of strategic threats (international borders).