Chadian President, Sudanese envoy hold talks on normalization process
January 8, 2009 (KHARTOUM) – The Chadian President Idriss Deby discussed Friday with Sudanese Presidential Adviser Ghazi Salah Al-Deen Attabani the latest developments to normalize relations between the two countries.
The Presidential adviser is leading a high level delegation including the head of National Intelligence and Security Service Mohamed Atta, and the undersecretary at the foreign ministry Mutrif Sidiq.
According to the Chadian presidency website president Deby discussed the presence of the rebel groups in Sudan stressing that he could not accept further attacks from eastern Chad.
“The President of the Republic has once again reaffirmed his position not to allow the mercenaries to continue bringing grief Chadian families,” said a statement released by the Chadian presidency.
Following the meeting, Ghazi stated that they discussed many things related to the normalization process adding “the dialogue continues positively”.
The two countries are expected to deploy the observers on the border areas within two weeks.
Sudan welcomed the Chadian efforts to end Darfur conflict and said favourable to its participation in the Doha peace talks which are expected to start within two week.
Last week the President Deby called on rebel groups to lay down their arms and return home. He further said resolved to end war with rebel groups who are based in Sudan.
Observer say Sudan might ask Chad to convince the leader of Justice and Equality Movement, Khalil Ibrahim to join the talks and sign a ceasefire agreement with the government.
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Mr. Awan Awan
Chadian President, Sudanese envoy hold talks on normalization process
To: Our beloved sister, Kim Deng and alike.
Mrs. Kim, you have been telling us that Jaang are slaves which, no body can deny. But keep in mind that Nuer, Jaang, and other Sudanese people were slaves during the colonization. Half of our history has never been told; however, the slavery was applied on our ancestors and it is over now. We are from descendants of slaves. You and I must accept it. May be your grandfather and mind were in the same camp. Who knows about that? You never know my friend. This is a history and not a joke. Do not attempt to isolate Nuer from slavery. Thank you
Awan Awan
David_N
Chadian President, Sudanese envoy hold talks on normalization process
Thanks to confront the efforts made by both parties for the future of Chad and Khartoum.
Even though Mr.Attabani, you are doing very well.
Without you, there is no peace talks between Chad and Khartoum.
You are proud to be called SABRA.
Time1
Chadian President, Sudanese envoy hold talks on normalization process
Idriss Deby has to really be very cautious, just a little advise to Chad.