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09/17/2024

Agreement on the Freedom of Movement, Residence, Work, and Property between the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Government of the Republic of Sudan “Four Freedoms Agreement”

Year: 2004

Type: Other

Rights Category: Freedom of movement

Description

The Agreement was published in the Official Gazette through Decree No. 76 of 2004 by the Foreign Minister.

Bilateral agreements are typically considered international agreements rather than domestic laws or policies. In Egypt, as in many other countries, domestic laws and policies refer to regulations, statutes, and guidelines established by the government to govern activities within the country's borders. While bilateral agreements may influence domestic laws and policies, they are separate legal instruments negotiated between two sovereign states and typically address matters of mutual interest, such as trade, defense, or diplomatic relations. However, once ratified or incorporated into domestic law through appropriate legal procedures, bilateral agreements may have legal force within the country.