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6 ARCHIVES "HAFIONAL SERVICE" RECARDS ASD got
COI SECURITY INFORMATION
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13. It is recognized that EGYPT intentions with respect to the degree of its
participation in the ADMIN of the Sudan during PD between recognition of the title
and self-determination are in doubt. However, firm insistence on arrangements which
will avoid disruption of the GEN pattern of the ADMIN in the Sudan, present plans
for self-government, and the absence of any definite EGYPT program for the Sudan
SHLD serve to minimize the risks involved in recognition, provided the PD prior to
self-determination is not long.
14. Since it is important that a settlement with Egypt be achieved as soon
as
possible, especially in view of EGYPT elections now set for May 18, and since the
new
Sudanese
Cabinet
and
Parliament
will
not
be
established
until
some
time
during
the
summer, time will not allow consultation with the Sudanese through the means recently
suggested by the UK.
15. It is believed that other adequate means exist to discuss the question of
the
title
with
the
Sudanese
if
such
discussions
are
considered
essential
to
honor
UK
promises and minimize public disturbances in the Sudan. Such means might be rapid
and informal discussions with members of the Legislative Assembly and other POLIT
leaders in Khartoum. Provided the necessary instructions are given to the Sudan
Administration, it SHLD prove possible to explain adequately to the Sudanese the
symbolic nature of the title and the fact that its recognition WLD be conditioned
on agreement by Egypt to the exercise by the Sudanese of full, free and prompt
self-determination.
16. While disturbances in the Sudan are possible FOL recognition of the title,
it is within the power of the Sudan GOVT to minimize the possibility and to deal
TOD FERMATIO
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