The British administration was aware of their importance and their services in the administration and the importance of their role. (27 in Egypt and 29 in the Sudan). In Sudan, on the 29th of Dhu al-Hijjah, 1329 AH, the Governor-General, Sir Reginald Wingate, and the Director of Intelligence, Lieutenant Colonel J.R. Davies, The Englishman, who witnessed the oppression, was not against any change in the structure. The British administration did not hesitate to support the rebels, or that the change was in the interest of the rebels. For this reason, the British administration did not hesitate. The British, with their experiences and their capabilities, and with the passage of time, the influx of educated people and the increase in the educational movement, The trend towards exploitation and extraction became more towards the use of the Sudanese. (10) (The most important is the use of the Sudanese). (2) (4) (Page 182) (Page 184) (Page 18)