مجموعة ٣/١٥(١) "مصر. إلغاء الامتيازات في مؤتمر واتفاقية مونترو ١٩٣٧" [ظ‎‎٥‎٧‎٨] (١٢٢٠/١١٦١)

The Egyptian Government will complete the work
and (c) above before the expiry of the period of eight v Specifie<i in ( a ) (h
roads and railway facilities mentioned above will years afor esaid ’tl
by the Egyptian Government. ’ c °urse, be maint a j n ^
by the Egyptian Government.
19. 1 he Hi itish forces in ^ ucai vono snail until +Vi
drawal under paragraph 8 above, and the British forces in ^ time for with,
until the expiry of the time specified in paragranh 1 ft Dear ^xandrJ
enjoy the same facilities as at present. above, conti nue ^
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Article 9 .
The immunities and privileges in jurisdictional and fWai
to be enjoyed by the forces of His Majesty The King a H p ters
who are in Egypt in accordance with the provisions of ^hp ?i! r ° r
treaty will be determined in a separate convention to b ^ PreSen
between the Egyptian Government and His Maiestv’o ^ Conclu(le 'l
in the United Kingdom. ^ 0ve nuneiit
Article 10 .
Nothing in the present treaty is intended to or shall in
prejudice the rights and obligations which devolve, or may d V
upon either of the High Contracting Parties under the Covpnw r
the League of Nations or the Treaty for the Renunciation of 4°
signed at Paris on the 27th August, 1928.( 4 ) ' ar
Article 11 .
1 . While reserving liberty to conclude new conventions in future
modifying the agreements of the 19th January and the 10th July’
1899, the High Contracting Parties agree that the administration of
the Sudan shall continue to be that resulting from the said atrree-
ments. The Governor-General shall continue to exercise on the joint
behalf of the High Contracting Parties the powers conferred upon
him by the said agreements.
The High Contracting Parties agree that the primary aim of their
administration in the Sudan must be the welfare of the Sudanese.
Nothing in this article prejudices the question of sovereignty over
the Sudan.
2 . ( 5 ) Appointments and promotions of officials in the Sudan will in
consequence remain vested in the Governor-General, who, in making
new appointments to posts for which qualified Sudanese are not
available, will select suitable candidates of British and Egyptian
nationality.
8 . In addition to Sudanese troops, both British and Egyptian
troops shall be placed at the disposal of the Governor-General for the
defence of the Sudan.
4. Egyptian immigration into the Sudan shall be unrestricted
except for reasons of public order and health.
( 4 ) Treaty Series No. 29 (1929) (Cmd. 3410).
( 5 ) See note No. 3 on page 21.
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