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Sudan ranks among the countries with the highest levels of debt, with a ratio of 334.4% of GDP according to International Monetary Fund data for 2026, surpassing Japan and Singapore. This percentage reflects the size of the debt relative to the country's total economic output, highlighting the significant financial challenges it faces amid difficult economic conditions. The IMF has warned of rising global public debt levels, with total debt approaching record highs not seen since World War II, potentially restricting governments' ability to respond to financial crises. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva projected that global public debt could exceed 100% of GDP in the near future.
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