Sudanese students to be exempted from 90% of tuition fees in any Egyptian public university

Egypt's embassy in Khartoum declared that undergraduate and graduate Sudanese students in Egyptian public universities will be exempted from 90 percent of tuition fees. Mon, Sep. 30, 2019
CAIRO - 30 September 2019: Egypt's embassy in Khartoum declared that undergraduate and graduate Sudanese students in Egyptian public universities will be exempted from 90 percent of tuition fees.

In a similar context, Nidaa al-Sudan (Sudan’s Call) meetings fostered by Egypt are set to conclude on Monday. They kicked off in Ain al-Sokhna on Saturday in order to reach an agreement on the political framework to be adopted by Sudan after ending the transitional phase.

Nidaa al-Sudan is a coalition of political parties, which are the National Umma Party, the National Congress Party, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement and the Justice and Equality Movement.

Earlier this month, Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok paid Egypt a state visit to discuss bilateral relations and present latest developments on his country’s political scene after the ouster of Former Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir in April.