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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 2/12/2001

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Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of February 12, 2001

  • Syria and Lebanon to buy Sudanese meat
    The Sudanese minister of livestock minister Abdullah Muhammad Sayed Ahmad has announced the consent of both Syria and Lebanon to import the Sudanese meat after they leant about the assurances on health and quarantine measures pursued in Sudan. Sudan-Regional, Economics, 2/17/2001
  • Sudan stresses backing to Morocco's territorial integrity
    Sudan has stressed its backing to the territorial integrity of Morocco. "Our position regarding the Sahara issue is constant. We are unionists," Sudanese foreign minister, Mustapha Othmane Ismail Sudan-Morocco, Politics, 2/17/2001
  • Sudanese rebellion forces kill former governor
    The Sudanese daily al-Anbaa unveiled that the forces of the rebellion Mushar had killed Veter Kouj, the former governor of the Sudanese Mayout provinces who was kidnapped by the Southern Sudanese rebellion Movement in 2000. Sudan, Politics, 2/17/2001
  • Al-Bashir discusses with Afourki, Deibi the development of bilateral relations
    Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has asserted continued efforts to develop Sudanese- Eritrea's relations and to attain full normalization between the two countries. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 2/15/2001
  • Millions of Sudanese face food and water shortages
    The World Food Program warned on Tuesday that millions of Sudanese face acute hunger due to continuing civil war and worsening drought. Sudan, Local, 2/15/2001
  • Reconciliation developments in Sudan
    Leader of the Sudanese opposition al-Ummah party al-Sadeq al-Mahdi has ruled out that the foreign ministers of Egypt and Libya will hold a joint meeting with al-Ummah party during their current visit to Khartoum concerning the results of contacts to revitalize the joint Libyan- Egyptian initiative. Sudan, Politics, 2/14/2001
  • Al Bashir proposes a new plan for national reconciliation
    Bashir added that the freedom of expression about the multi culture should be guaranteed in remarks to the armed opposition in Southern Sudan. Sudan, Politics, 2/13/2001
  • King Mohammed sends message to Sudanese president
    Talks with president El Bashir covered several issues of mutual concern and Morocco's adherence to the community of Sahel and Sahara States (COMESSA) as a full-fledged member during the 3rd COMESSA summit, opening this Monday in Khartoum, Benaissa said. Sudan-Morocco, Politics, 2/12/2001