The reflection Of Sudans negotiations in the Egypt Parliament 1924-1952: A historical Political study

Abstract

In the year 1924, significant political events unfolded in Egypt, namely the establishment of the Egyptian Parliament with two chambers, the House of Representatives and the Senate. Members of Parliament showed great interest in foreign affairs, particularly in the political developments in Sudan. One of the most noteworthy events was the emergence of the opposition movement in 1924 against the British Governor-General in Sudan, Sir Lee Stack, culminating in his assassination in November 1924. These developments prompted the British government to swiftly implement their plans to separate Sudan from Egypt. One of the crucial matters discussed in the Egyptian Parliament was the events of the year 1924 in Sudan. It was during this year that the White Brigade Association was founded, with the aim of unifying Egypt and Sudan. Simultaneously, the Sudanese government, with British assistance, began their efforts to separate Sudan from Egypt. Additionally, with the support of the Governor-General in Sudan, the Consultative Council for Northern Sudan was established on May 15, 1944. This British move aimed to divide the Sudanese liberation movement and separate northern Sudan from the south.