Sudan celebrates its Independence Day on 01 January . On this day in 1956, Sudan gained independence from joint British-Egyptian colonial rule. The process leading to independence was marked by negotiations and political developments, ultimately resulting in the establishment of the Republic of Sudan.
Sudan's struggle for independence involved a series of agreements and political milestones, including the Gradual Emancipation of Sudan Agreement in 1953. The country formally became independent on 01 January 1956, and the event is celebrated annually as Independence Day.
Independence Day is a significant national holiday in Sudan, marked by various events, ceremonies, and celebrations throughout the country. It is a time for Sudanese people to reflect on their history, honor those who played key roles in the struggle for independence, and celebrate the sovereignty and autonomy of their nation.
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