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Line 63: \|[[File:Order+of+Sport +Silver+Ob-removebg-preview.png\|75px]] \|Given to Sudanese athletes who triumph in national or regional competitions. The order has gold and silver classes.<ref>{{Cite web \|last= \|first= \|title=Order of Sport \|url=https://wawards.org/en/sudan/order-of-sport.html \|access-date=2023-03-12 \|website=wawards.org \|language=en-GB}}</ref> The first is awarded to Sudanese who win international sports championships and to those who make a great sporting effort. The second is awarded to Sudanese who win sports championships inside Sudan.<ref name=":11" /> ~~The~~* ~~Sports~~Class ~~Medal, the first layer,~~I: consists of three synonymous surfaces. The first is a shield of silver metal bearing the image of an athlete, and the second is a circular shape of silver plated with gold, from which eight branches branch out, each of which bears the drawing of a shield. The third is an octagonal shape made of silver metal. The medal hangs from a green ribbon of shiny silk divided longitudinally by five red lines. Between the medal and the ribbon is a gold-plated silver disc bearing the emblem of the Republic surrounded by two olive branches. The second layer consists of one surface in a circular shape made of silver metal. Eight branches branch out from it, each of which bears a drawing of a shield, and in the middle of it is a shield bearing the image of an athlete. The medal hangs from a green ribbon of shiny, wavy silk divided longitudinally by four red lines, and between the medal and the ribbon is a silver disk bearing the emblem of the Republic surrounded by two branches of olives.<ref name=":11" /> * Class II: It consists of one surface in a circular shape made of silver metal. Eight branches branch out from it, each of which bears a drawing of a shield, and in the middle of it is a shield bearing the image of an athlete. The medal hangs from a green ribbon of shiny, wavy silk divided longitudinally by four red lines, and between the medal and the ribbon is a silver disk bearing the emblem of the Republic surrounded by two branches of olives.<ref name=":11" /> \|- \|[[Awards and decorations of the Republic of Sudan Armed Forces\|Medal of Military Accomplishment]] \|[[File:Order of Military Accomplishment-removebg-preview.png\|75px]] \|Granted to commands, troops, or branches for various military achievements over time or for a noteworthy act or deed.<ref>{{Cite web \|title=Order of Military Accomplishment \|url=https://wawards.org/en/sudan/order-of-military-accomplishment.html \|access-date=2023-03-12 \|website=wawards.org}}</ref> Military Achievement Medal ~~The medal~~ is made of silver and has four tandem surfaces. The first part is a circular disc with a diameter of 55 millimetres of silver plated with gold. The second part is a four-pointed star in oxidised silver on a circle with a diameter of 104 millimetres. The third part is a four-pronged star with a drawing of the gun and the sword in a vertical position of gold-plated silver. The distance between the two large divisions is 102 mm, and the two small ones are 84 mm. The fourth part is a circular disk with a diameter of 35 millimetres, on which the sunbeam appears, and in the centre is the Military Achievement Medal in oxidised silver. The medal hangs from a 55-millimetre-wide, shiny silk ribbon of four colours: two black stripes, each 5 mm wide, on the sides, followed by two white stripes, each 5 mm wide, followed by two green stripes, each 10 mm wide, in the middle of which is a red stripe 10 mm wide, which hangs with a silver clip.<ref name=":11" /> \|- \|Star of Military Accomplishment Line 78 ⟶ 81: \|[[File:Medal of Duty Sudan-removebg-preview.png\|75px]] \|Given to foreigners and citizens of Sudan who excel in work that advances security and public order. The medal has three classes.<ref>{{Cite web \|title=Medal of Duty \|url=https://wawards.org/en/sudan/medal-of-duty.html \|access-date=2023-03-12 \|website=wawards.org}}</ref> * Class I is gilded silver. It is round in shape, with a radiant sun engraved on its face, bearing within it the emblem of the Democratic Republic of Sudan, and engraved under the sun with the word “duty” and the phrase “Democratic Republic of Sudan” engraved on the other side. The chest is on the left side with a strip of green silk divided longitudinally by seven white lines. * Class II is silver. It is round in shape. A radiant sun is engraved on its face, and inside it is a drawing of the emblem of the Democratic Republic of Sudan and the word “duty” is engraved under the sun. On the other side, the phrase “The Democratic Republic of Sudan” is engraved. The green is divided longitudinally by five white lines. * Class III is bronze. It is round in shape. A radiant sun is engraved on its face, and inside it is a drawing of the emblem of the Democratic Republic of Sudan, and the word “Duty” is engraved under the sun. On the other side is “The Democratic Republic of Sudan.” The Medallion is worn on the chest on the left side with a ribbon of green silk divided Longitudinal with three white lines. \|- \|Medal of Educational Hierarchy Line 169 ⟶ 176: \|[[File:Medal of Evacuation back-removebg-preview.png\|75px]] \|Granted to all officers, students, and soldiers who served during the [[History of Sudan#Independence and the First Civil War\|withdrawal of foreign forces]] from Sudan.<ref>{{Cite web \|title=Medal of Evacuation \|url=https://wawards.org/en/sudan/medal-of-evacuation.html \|access-date=2023-03-12 \|website=wawards.org}}</ref> It consists of a copper nacre plated with shiny silver, its diameter is 36 mm and its thickness is 2.8 mm. It is worn on the chest from the left side. The front side of the medallion consists of a flying camel inside a disc placed between the flags of the dual government on both sides, and the sun shining on the distant horizon in the form of a semi-circle from the top of the medallion. On the reverse side of the medallion is written the phrase "The Evacuation of Foreign Forces." The medallion hangs from a white ribbon of shiny silk, in the middle of which is the flag of the Sudan Defense Force, with two borders of red color on the edges.<ref name=":11" /> \|- \|Medal of Independence \|[[File:Medal of Independence.png\|75px]] \|Granted to all officers, Military College students, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers serving in the People's Armed Forces as of the day of [[History of Sudan#Independence and the First Civil War\|independence]].<ref>{{Cite web \|title=Medal of Independence \|url=https://wawards.org/en/sudan/medal-of-independence.html \|access-date=2023-03-12 \|website=wawards.org}}</ref> It consists of a medallion made of mother-of-pearl, plated with shiny silver. Its diameter is 36 mm and its thickness is 2.8 mm. It is worn on the left side of the chest. The front side of the Medal consists of the flag of independence raised and the flags of the Condominium on both sides are lowered, and the sun's radiance on the horizon appears in the form of a semicircle behind the flags. On the reverse side of the medallion is written the phrase "Independence of Sudan".<ref name=":11" /> \|- \|Order of Political Accomplishment

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