Sudanese efforts to save peace negotiations
Sudan, Politics, 3/13/2003

The Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Ismael has announced that the president's advisor for peace affairs Ghazi Salah Eddine is making intensive contacts in Nairobi to rescue peace negotiations with the new rebel group at Darfur district to the eastern part of the country.

Government sources said that the presidential palace is studying several options to study a decisive decision concerning dealing with conditions in the province and a decision will be taken in the few coming days.

Officials in the Sudanese government said that there are messages which carried the consent of the new rebels in Darfur district to sit for dialogue and halt their military operations.

Meantime, the Ugandan government approved redeployment of Sudanese military forces in four areas in the Northern part of Uganda in charge of monitoring the implementation of the protocol signed with it in the framework of chasing "al-Rabb Army."

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