Khartoum is seeking to attract foreign businesses back to the country to help revive its ailing economy.
On Wednesday, four U.S diplomats opened accounts at a Sudanese bank for the time in decades.
Ellen Thorburn is Deputy Chief of mission at the US embassy in Khartoum.
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