Sudan proposes Libyan role in Darfur peace implementation
Sudan proposes Libyan role in Darfur peace implementation
May 28, 2006 (TRIPOLI) – Sudanese president proposed, in a letter sent to the Libyan leader to from a tripartite commission (Sudan, SLM- Minawi and Libya to oversee the implementation of Darfur Peace Agreement.
The Libyan Leader received on Sunday the Sudanese Presidential Advisor, Majzoub al-Khalifa, who handed him a message from President Omar Al Beshir.
Al Beshir thanked the leader for his role in the Darfur peace agreement, briefing him on the latest preparations to implement Darfur peace agreement, the official news agency JANA reported.
In his letter, the Sudanese president proposed to set up a committee from Libya, Sudan and the Liberation Movement to supervise this agreement.
The meeting was joined by the leader of the main faction of Sudan Liberation Movement, Minni Minawi, who promised to execute the agreement signed in Abuja. He also called on the Libyan Leader to supervise the peace agreement in Darfur.
Press Reports in Khartoum say al-Khalifa also asked Gadhafi to persuade the reluctant rebels groups specially Abdelwahid al-Nur to join the peace deal.
The AU Peace and Security Council threatened to demand the United Nations Security Council to take action against the two rebel groups if they did not meet the new May 31 deadline. The action shall include a travel ban, asset freeze and weapons embargo.
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