Sudan vice president returns home after briefing Libyan leader on the peace agreement

‏KHARTOUM, June 13, 2004 (KUNA) — Sudanese Vice President Ali Osman Taha returned ‏home on Sunday after briefing Libyan Leader Moamar Al-Gaddafi in the Libyan ‏‏city of Sert on the peace process’ latest developments.‏

‏Member of the government delegation to the peace negotiations Amin Hassan ‏‏Omar who accompanied Taha, said in a statement here, Taha’s meeting with ‏‏Al-Gaddafi dealt with the decisive phase of the peace progress. ‏

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Omar added that Taha briefed Al-Gaddafi on the outcome of his visit to ‏‏Egypt and his meeting with the Arab League chief, that included brief on Arab ‏‏countries’ participation in the peace process.‏

‏He said, Al-Gaddafi talked about the importance of establishing the new ‏‏stage with consideration to the various developments in Sudan within framework ‏‏of the unity assertions, adding that the two sides agreed to continue ‏‏consultations.‏

‏Taha and Garang have signed on June 5th in Kenya a peace agreement ‏‏including six protocols that have been agreed during the negotiation rounds .