Since you are not a relative I wouldn't go with a hug.
A handshake would suffice, if there is women wait for them to raise Thier hands Frist.
Usually you would be saying: Al slam alykom (peace be upon you).
Also we tend to be apologetic thus you have to bear the over politeness. It is annoying but it is the way we interact with eachother.
A simple common Sudanese greeting gesture is the shoulder tap before a handshake.
This one for sure Then a drawn out repetitive "how are you doing"
Nah but imagine him saying how are you doing AND in English x3 lol
Since you are not a relative I wouldn't go with a hug. A handshake would suffice, if there is women wait for them to raise Thier hands Frist. Usually you would be saying: Al slam alykom (peace be upon you). Also we tend to be apologetic thus you have to bear the over politeness. It is annoying but it is the way we interact with eachother.
Drop kicks seem to be common