Egypt–Sudan border
The Egypt-Sudan border is an international boundary that separates Egypt from Sudan, running for approximately 1,848 kilometers (1,148 miles) along the Nile River and its tributaries. This border has been established through a series of treaties and agreements between the two countries, with the primary aim of demarcating their territories and facilitating cooperation. The border is generally considered stable, with both countries working to maintain peaceful relations and manage shared resources.
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