Sudanese president, his first deputy show keenness to end crisis
October 28, 2007 (KHARTOUM) – Sudanese President and his first deputy have reaffirmed their keenness to end the political crisis in the government of national unity following the withdrawal of the SPLM from the cabinet earlier this month.
President Omer al-Bashir, and First Vice – President, Salva Kiir, have affirmed their keenness to enhance the relation between the two partners through constructive dialogue toward consolidating the partnership between the National Congress Party (NCP) and Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) for implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).
The two Sudanese leaders met on Sunday noon at the premises of the Council of Ministers.
They also deliberated on the recent visit of President al-Bashir to Libya and the situation of the current negotiations in Serte, Libya, between the government and armed movements of Darfur.
SPLM, which signed the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) with the NCP government in January 2005 to end a 21-year conflict between them, decided on Oct. 11 to withhold the participation of its ministers in the government.
The SPLM’s key gripes include the failure of northern troops to redeploy from the south, demarcation of north south border and the disputed status of the oil rich Abyei area.
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Majur Ador
Sudanese president, his first deputy show keenness to end crisis
Thanks to our brave leader FVP H.e Lt.Gen. Salva Kiir for the direction he is taking. A good leader must be flexible, should be colder when the environment is cold and hotter when the environment is hot.
Here I mean we patriotic marginalized Sudanese are ready for any thing to make us independent and free from our Sudanese Saddam’s regime now or latter.
At this point your Excellency let me make also clear that the meeting was also part of CPA violation in that it was planned against the right of non-Muslim. Because Sunday is a day where Christian prays and rest and I see it that if CPA was respected by our partner NIF or NCP then appropriate day would have been set not Sunday.
Otherwise, aluta continua for self independence and regional autonomy.
Majur Ador [email protected]
Greater Yirol-Lakes
DANIEL DANIS OKUMU
Sudanese president, his first deputy show keenness to end crisis
CONGRATULATIONS your Excelencies for trying to resolving your differences which shouldn’t have been there at first had you respected your Signatures.
I believe that’s what leaders are meant for.Not to make innocent citizens suffer by making decisison that will cause fraud and hatred among themselves.
May you always define your roles as both Head of State and avoid contradictions.
I believe one of you is the other one in the absence of the other one.You share the same responsiblities of making Every Sudanese live better lifes after that selfish intended war.
Decisions come from you both,Good or Bad it affects us.Listen to our voices if you must lead without suspicion from each other.
You can work better together.TRY IT!!!