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Sudan: Registration in Egypt to begin on 25th November

Registration In Egypt To Begin On 25th November
Source: SRS - Sudan Radio Service - www.sudanradio.org
Date: 24 November 2010

(Cairo) – The referendum registration exercise in Egypt will officially start on the 25th of November 2010.

A member of the registration committee in Egypt Madam Mary Isaac Daniel spoke to SRS in Cairo

[Mary Isaac]: “We have been officially told by the commission to start the registration exercise here in Cairo. It will start on the 25th of November in three centers located at Mahadi, Ein Shams and Madinat Nasr.”

Madam Mary also revealed that the referendum committee in Egypt has sent an official letter to the commission requesting the extension of the registration period until the 11th of December.

Voter registration started on the 15th of November but the exercise was delayed in Australia, the United States of America and Egypt due to belated protocol and diplomatic arrangements.

The exercise is expected to end on the 1st of December.

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09-Nov-2010

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08-Nov-2010

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