Sudan protests over convening an opposition conference in Uganda
Sudan, Politics, 2/24/1999

The Sudanese government protested yesterday over Uganda hosting a conference for the Sudanese armed opposition as aimed at topping the legitimate government of Sudan by the use of violence.

In the meantime, Sudanese Foreign Minister Mustafa Othman Ismael sent a communique to the head of the United Nations Security Council, in which he said the intervention of Uganda in the internal affairs of Sudan and neighboring countries has became a serious problem that the Security Council, should end not only to maintain Sudan's stability but to maintain the peace and stability of the region.

Moreover Ismael protested over Uganda's hosting of the Sudanese opposition, and he said the concluding statement released by the meeting spoke of the necessity of continuing violence in order to topple the legitimate government in Sudan.

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