Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 4/9/2001
Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of April 9, 2001
- IGAD summit to be held this month Sudan, Politics, 4/14/2001
- Khartoum accepts Islamic mediation with al-Turabi
The secretary general of the ruling national congress in Sudan professor Ibrahim Ahmad Omar has denied news on that there are any member in the Congress Party who opposes efforts made by the Islamic mediation delegation between the ruling party and the People's Congress party of ( Hassan al-Turabi). Sudan, Politics, 4/14/2001 - Sudanese police has dispersed a mass
The Sudanese police has dispersed a mass held on the occasion of the " Easter" and arrested 40 persons from the attending masses. Sudan, Local, 4/14/2001 - Khartoum: fire opened at a man who sneaked to the presidential palace
The Sudanese police on Wednesday opened fire at a man who entered the area of the Presidential Palace in al-Khartoum and attacked the guards. Sudan, Local, 4/14/2001 - Food condition in Sudan is stable
The Sudanese government has asserted that the food condition in the country is stable and so far no signs of starvation have emerged in Sudan, noting that what was announced by the world food program on that there is a starvation in the eastern part of the country aims at creating illusion. Sudan, Local, 4/14/2001 - Abu Dhabi crown prince gets a telephone call from Sudanese President United Arab Emirates-Sudan, Politics, 4/12/2001
- Sudanese president denies intention to exile Turabi
The Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has denied any intention at the Sudanese government to exile the secretary general of the people's congress party Hassan al-Turabi, currently in prison, to the state of Qatar or to any country. Sudan, Politics, 4/10/2001 - Direct telephone contacts between Egypt, Sudan
The Sudanese daily al-Rai al-Am issued on Sunday said that the Egyptian authorities have permitted direct telephone contacts between Egypt and Sudan. Egypt-Sudan, Economics, 4/9/2001 - Oil excavations in Sudan
The Sudanese ministry of energy have started negotiations with Russian and Japanese companies for oil exploration in various areas of Sudan, especially in the northern areas and the red sea. Sudan, Economics, 4/9/2001