Officially, Sudan reveals the number of returnees from Egypt and announces arrangements

Al-Karama- Mohamed Gamal Qandoul- The director of crossings and land ports, Lieutenant General Yasser Mohamed Othman, revealed that more than 203 thousand Sudanese citizens and citizenship from the Republic of Egypt will return during the first half of the year to the fifth of July, specifically since the beginning of January.

According to Al -Karama newspaper, he expected a significant increase in the number of returnees during the next few period, after the end of the Sudanese certificate exams during the coming days.

The team, Yasser, pointed to the signing of a contract to rehabilitate the Arqin crossing between the defense industries system and the Egyptian Troya company in the middle of this month

Egypt is the largest center of the Sudanese certificate exams, as more than 13 thousand male and female students sit in the land of Kinana, while more than 28 thousand December sat.

Sudanese complained of the high value of travel tickets to return to Sudan from Egypt, as part of the desire of many of them to return to Al -Diyar after the Sudanese army managed to liberate the states of Al -Jazeera, Sennar, Khartoum and the White Nile.

Remembering the travel is difficult to return the Sudanese

The Sudanese community platform in Egypt said that it had received hundreds of messages from Sudanese residing in Egypt, in which they say clearly that they want to return to Sudan, but they cannot, because of the high travel tickets through travel or ship, where the tickets range between 4 thousand pounds in Basa and 11 thousand pounds by plane

The absence of mechanisms that regulate voluntary return

Despite the presence of some charitable bodies supporting the voluntary return from Egypt to Sudan, most notably the group of defense industries of the armed forces and some charitable organizations, the mechanism of access to some citizens is non -existent, which makes these efforts limited impact.

The platform directed an urgent appeal to the Sudanese government, in which it said that the return is not a luxury, but rather a national responsibility, and it is the duty of the state to open the doors for those who want to return to live his homeland with his hands, Sudan, will not be built from abroad, and immigration, no matter how long, does not make real stability.