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🇪🇬 🇸🇩 Trade agreements Egypt → Sudan

6 agreements in force can lower customs duties on goods shipped from Egypt to Sudan.

Click an agreement to see the details: what it changes, how to benefit and every member country.

Pan-Arab Free Trade Area (PAFTA)

In force

Free trade area — 16 members — in force since 1998

Customs duties reduced or removed between the members for originating goods.

COMESA - Accession of Egypt

In force

Customs union — 19 members — in force since 1999

No customs duties between the members, and a common tariff on goods from elsewhere.

Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)

In force

Customs union — 20 members — in force since 1994

No customs duties between the members, and a common tariff on goods from elsewhere.

COMESA - Accession of Seychelles

In force

Customs union — 21 members — in force since 2009

No customs duties between the members, and a common tariff on goods from elsewhere.

COMESA - Accession of Tunisia

In force

Customs union — 21 members — in force since 2019

No customs duties between the members, and a common tariff on goods from elsewhere.

Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP)

In force

Partial scope agreement — 42 members — in force since 1989

Customs duties reduced on a limited list of products.

Other African countries covered from Egypt

Indicative information with no legal value. The rate that applies depends on the product (HS code), the rules of origin and each agreement's schedule: check with your freight forwarder or customs before shipping.

Source: Regional Trade Agreements database of the World Trade Organization (WTO). Updated on 1 Nov 2026.