Sudanese Nationalism refers to the political and cultural movement aimed at promoting the unity and identity of the Sudanese people. It emerged in the early 20th century as a response to colonial rule and foreign influence, emphasizing the importance of national sovereignty and self-determination. This movement has been shaped by the diverse ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds of the Sudan population. Throughout its history, Sudanese Nationalism has played a significant role in various political struggles, including the fight for independence from British and Egyptian rule in 1956. It has also influenced contemporary issues, such as the ongoing conflicts in regions like Darfur and the quest for unity among different ethnic groups within the country.