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Darfur JEM proposes new strategy for Doha negotiations

November 12, 2009 (PARIS) – The Darfur Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) communicated to the mediation teams in the Arab Gulf state of Qatar ideas for resuming the long stalled negotiations with the Sudanese government.

JEM official spokesperson Ahmed Hussein Adam told Sudan Tribune by phone from Doha that their movement “stressed the importance of crafting a negotiation strategy to reach a peaceful settlement to the Darfur crisis”.

Hussein said JEM is committed to peace “with a strong determination to reach a solution that guarantees stability with no preconditions”.

Talks between the Sudanese government and JEM rebels that started in Qatar last February are currently at deadlock as JEM insists on the implementation of two clauses included in the goodwill agreement they signed: the release of its fighters detained by Khartoum and the humanitarian situation.

The JEM spokesperson said they emphasized to the mediators the need to agree on the parties to join the talks and the role of the international community adding that it should be a positive role and not one that undermines the process.

He said that talks with the mediators will continue on Saturday.

(ST)

5 Comments

  • The Sudanese Soldier/Builder
    The Sudanese Soldier/Builder

    Darfur JEM proposes new strategy for Doha negotiations
    OK..! I agree there is a poblem in Darfur, but JEM let 2 millions displaced of its people suffering those humanitarian
    condition in the camp’s and talk about few fighters coz one half-brother of Dr.Khalil is in jail..What Equality and justice are you taking about ? Go and sign the peace and fight from within the goverment…you gonna have a lot of vote …2 million will vote for you fight with Democracy Mr.Khalil

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  • Joseph Dut Gak
    Joseph Dut Gak

    Darfur JEM proposes new strategy for Doha negotiations
    Justice and Equality Movement should not bother about Goodwill accord , it is just nothing from Sudan Govt only less and let them not hope much of getting back their man who were though to be behind cells , the chances of their fate not being a live is very high , because Sudan Govt has poor records in human right.

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