The Nile River has linked the Egyptian and Sudanese countries since ancient times, and there is no doubt that tracking the various relations that arose between them is a matter of importance. However, what concerns us now is to determine the truth of one aspect of those relations in a certain period, and by that we mean the nature of the connection that These two countries were linked since the Egyptian conquest of Sudan in the early nineteenth century, until the famous bilateral entente between Egypt and Britain at the end of the same century.
This research book deals with the relationship between the two countries from a historical, scientific perspective that is based on established facts. Since the subject is diverse in terms of scope and scope, the author has limited his treatment to the issue of sovereignty and removed what stuck in our minds about the disadvantages of Egyptian rule in Sudan, as the historical evidence drawn from official documents Not only does it deny this, but it indicates that the Egyptians' rule of the Sudanese country was a just and enlightened rule, aiming for the well-being of the Sudanese and taking them forward on the path of progress and civilization, because the rational policy whose basic lines were drawn by Muhammad Ali the Great from the beginning considered Egypt and Sudan to be one country within. Within buyer's range