Anticipated ministerial adjustment in Sudan to exclude opposers of reconciliation
Sudan, Politics, 10/22/1999

The United Arab Emirates newspaper El-Bayan reported that leaders in the ruling National Conference Party in Sudan said the party heads are to declare the formation of a new government, where those who oppose reconciliation toward achieving national rapport in the country are to be excluded.

The newspaper reported that the leader of the party said the ministerial posts in the coming government will be reduced to the minimum and that the new ministerial formation will regard the candidates' adherence to assuming the posts with the raised National Conference agenda.

The newspaper quoted Hassan Turabi as saying the leadership's front will discuss in their coming meetings national rapport, discussions and forming the new government, for which reaching an agreement with the opposition abroad will be a top priority.

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