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Signing the new Sudan pact between Britain and Egypt

Feb. 02, 1953 - Signing Of The New Britain-Egypt Pact in Cairo: An agreement between Britain and Egypt granting self-government to the Sudan and providing for self-determination of its future within three years, was signed in Cairo recently. Preparation for elections to form a Sudanese Parliament will be be set in hand at once and will take place at the end of March of beginning of April and a Sudanese Parliament and government should be in existence by the end of April. Photo shows Sir Ralph Stevenson (L) signs for Britain and General Mohammed Neguib signs for Egypt

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Agreement Granting Mohammed Neguib Pact Providing Self-determination Self-government Stevenson Sudan Sudanese


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