Ministry of Interior Cancels Ban onTravelling of Doctors Abroad

05:44 PM Nov, 01 2015
Sudanese Online
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Khartoum, Nov. 1 (SUNA) - The Ministry of Interior has issued a decision abolishing a decision issued earlier which banned the travelling of Sudanese doctors abroad.
In a statement to SUNA, the spokesmen of the Police Forces, Gen. (police) Al-Sir Ahmed Omer, said that the Ministry of Interior has cancelled the decision that banned the travelling of doctors.
He indicated that the authorities will deal with any case separately according to the procedure and administrative regulations of the Ministry of Health and the immigration procedure of the Passports Administration.
He added that the dealing with the doctors holding contracts for working abroad will be in accordance with the procedure stipulated by the Expatriates Organ.



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