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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 7/2/2001

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Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of July 2, 2001

  • Ebeid conveys a message from President Mubarak to Bashir
    The other agreements are on avoiding dual taxation, preventing customs contradictions, maritime and land transport, culture, insurance, oil, media and social affairs. Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 7/7/2001
  • Cairo, Khartoum resume works of the joint committee tomorrow
    In a measure reflecting the notable political rapprochement between Cairo and Khartoum after a phase of tension lasted almost five years between the two states, meetings of the first session of the Sudanese- Egyptian joint higher committee will be resumed tomorrow under the chairmanship of the Egyptian prime minister Atif Obeid and the first deputy for the Sudanese President Ali Othman Taha. Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 7/6/2001
  • Joint Egyptian- Sudanese committee to start meetings
    "Volume of trade exchange between the two countries does not live up to the two countries' aspirations nor does it reach the level of their diplomatic ties," he said. Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 7/5/2001
  • Egyptian- Sudanese higher committee meets in Khartoum Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 7/4/2001
  • Sudanese opposition accepts amended formula of the peace plan
    The Sudanese opposition has unanimously approved an amended formula for the Egyptian- Libyan initiative to establish peace in Sudan which states to form a provisional government. Sudan, Politics, 7/3/2001
  • Nine principles to achieve reconciliation in Sudan
    The negotiation paper proposed by the two states of the Egyptian- Libyan joint initiative to establish reconciliation in Sudan included nine basic principles for maintaining comprehensive political solution in this country.These include the formation of a provisional government with the participation of all political activists, according to an agreed upon program. Sudan, Politics, 7/2/2001
  • Al-Bashir vows to end the war
    The Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir announced he will dedicate the next year 2002 of his rule in an attempt to put an end to the civil war and to establish peace in Sudan. Sudan, Politics, 7/2/2001