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Khartoum, 19 March (SUNA) - The National Unity Political Parties Council said negotiations on Darfur and the two areas draws a line upon which a strategic plan for ending the conflict in Darfur and the two regions, will be set.

The Secretary General of the Council Abdu Jabir who was referring to the current meetings and developments in Addis Ababa between the government and rebel movements' delegations, said the Council supports the head of the state, President Omar Bashir, in his pledges for achieving peace in the Sudan.

Jabir has stressed in an interview to be published by the Sudan News Agency SUNA later, that the Council fully backs the President of the Republic Omar Bashir, for ending the conflict in Darfur and for securing the right of the citizens there to enjoy services and development projects executed in Darfur in implementation of the Doha Agreement for peace in Darfur.

He said carrying out the administrative referendum in Darfur on time would contribute in the peace process and in cementing stability, as this was a constitutional due right for the citizens in Darfur.

He pointed out that this was a commitment and a pledge made by the government for its people.

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• Sudan and Kuwait sign a number of agreements to upgrade the level of relations
• Launch of Sudanese electronic gateway project
• Beja Congress to Sudan’s ruling party: ‘Our patience has run out’
• Sudanese top official in Washington today
• LJM ex-rebels continue integration process into Sudan’s army
• Sudan’s president scoffed at the campaign launched by the opposition to boycott the elections
• Activists oppose Sudanese govt. officials visit to USA
• US, UK and Norway calls South Sudanese factions to reach a final peace agreement
• Woman raped on farm in North Darfur
• Sudan’s opposition visits the detained leading opposition figures
• Sudan: Detained opposition leader hospitalised
• Sudan’s president supports the Arab Parliament efforts
• Sudan and Arab League discuss providing assistance to Darfur
• Thirst in North Darfur’s Shangil Tobaya camps
• Failed attempt to blow up Sudanese embassy in Tripoli
• EU expresses its concern at the difficulties facing Sudan’s national dialogue
• Sudanese El Midan gagged for 10th time
• Sudan and Bahrain sign an agreement to secure the food security
• AU calls on (ICC) to drop or suspend charges against Sudan’s president and Kenyan Deputy President
• NCF to launch campaign against Sudan’s April elections
• Zuma finalizes an agreement for co-operation in a number of fields with Sudan
• 10th anniversary of The Massacre marked in Port Sudan
• Sudanese official commends Kuwait's relentless support to Sudan
• China pledges stronger exchanges with Sudan
• King Salman is keen to strengthen ties with Sudan: Saudi Ambassador says
• Doctors call for improvement of health situation in Sudan's prisons
• Sudanese popular initiative to mend relations between Khartoum and Washington
• (17) Sudanese opposition parties withdraw from the national dialogue
• 8 Sudanese Opposition Parties to Skip Talks With President
• Mbeki visits Khartoum next week to follow up many pending issues
• Sudan Artist Says He'll Keep Cartooning Despite Threats
• Sudan’s opposition leader detained transferred to the hospital
• Washington Post interview with Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir
• Sudan’s Bar Association visits the opposition detainees
• Troika supports negotiations between Sudan’s government and the rebel SPLM-N
• Displaced urge UN Security Council to act on Darfur case
• US Special Envoy to Sudan and South Sudan arrives at Cairo to discuss many issues
• Al-Bashir says (ICC) is one of the tools aims to humiliate and subjugate Sudanese
• ICC criticizes UN for failing to push for the arrest of Sudanese President
• Sudanese president travels to Ethiopia
• President Al-Bashir Arab League Chief discuss issues of mutual concern
• Sudan’s opposition require clear objectives to participate in the national dialogue
• No problems in our relations with the world: Sudanese President says
• Sudan’s Al-Bashir to meet the Communal Dialogue Committee tomorrow
• Sudan’s national dialogue delegation travels to Addis to meet armed movements
• We will not fight Sudan: South Sudan president confirms
• A summit between Egypt’s President and his counterpart South Sudanese in Cairo
• There is no difference between Sudan and Egypt: al-Sisi confirms
• Sudan’s national dialogue committee tasks the presidential assistant to meet the armed movements in
• (68,000) Sudanese migrants in the last ten months: Sudanese Working Abroad
• Council’s Leadership will consider the Governors’ issue: Sudan’s government
• Sudan stresses it willing to negotiate with SPLM-N
• Talks in Qatar to join the non-signatory Darfur’s armed movements to peace process
• Sudan’s president directs his foreign ministry to open a new door for the dialogue with Washington
• Sudan’s Al-Bashir listens for a detailed report from the national dialogue committee
• Libyan Prime Minister arrives at Khartoum today
• No pressure behind the nomination of Al-Bashir: Sudan’s leading figure
• IGAD team holds consultations with Al-Bashir on South Sudan conflict
• Saudi Arabia provided financial support to Sudan: Sudan’s Investment Minister reveals
• Al-Bashir: Zionist figure behind Al-Mahdi and Revolutionary Front meeting in Paris
• Sudan’s regime tries to join the Egyptian-Saudi axis: Egypt expert
• SPLM-North describes as lie government’s statement on talks
• Ghandour: Government receives invitation on resumption of talks with SPLM-North
• Sudanese president denies strategic relations with Iran
• Government: Talks on two areas with SPLM-North will be based on Naivasha agreement
• Al Bashir should take Kenyan President as example: Sudan rebels
• South Sudan Foreign Minister holds talks in Egypt ahead of Presidential summit
• Al Bashir’s promises not be trusted: Darfur scholar
• A demonstration in London on April 28 to condemn terrorism and violence practiced by Sudanese autho
• Sudan leader rigid, ex-media boss uncle says
• Sudan’s reformists pick alternative name for their newly-established party
• Assistant to Sudanese President calls on Arab countries to invest in his country
• Ja’far Al-Merghani denounces attacks in Egypt as terrorists
• Sudanese Communist Party says solution for homeland crisis lies in bringing down regime
• Al Bashir’s speech setback for National Dialogue: Sudan opposition
• South Sudanese foes agree on national unity government
• Kiir: Unwavering Effort to End South Sudan War
• Sudanese President: We does not oppose formation of new government
• Sudanese Foreign Minister to visit Cairo
• S. Sudan President Seeks Meeting with Sudan’s Leader
• Pan African Advocacy Group: Presidential Directive pertaining to the release of Ibrahim al Shiekh
• Sudanese government accepts support to Addis Ababa agreement
• Al-Bashir accepts release of detained opposition leader Ibrahim Al-Sheikh
• Salamat elders insist on meeting Sudan’s president
• SPLM-North considers statement of Prof. Ghandour on new talks as lie
• Assistant to Sudanese president is due to meet opposition leaders in Berlin
• Sudanese assistant admits challenges in foreign relations
• Key Iran role in Sudan arms
• Fierce fight in S. Sudan oil town; rebels counter
• Sudan’s 2015 elections: an ominous deja vu؟
• ICC urges Ethiopia to arrest President Al-Bashir
• Nafie supports exempting ministers from appearance before parliament
• President Kiir: We did not pay Uganda for intervention in South Sudan
• Sudanese President: Sudan is first beneficiary from of development in Ethiopia
• Darfur civil society initiative calls for resumption peace negotiations
• UN Accuses South Sudan Rebels of Targeted Ethnic Killings
• South Sudan Urges Sudan to Stop Attacks By Armed Groups
• Sudanese Parliament describes as good Sudan-Russia ties
• Egyptian 'suspicions' behind Ethiopia dam crisis: Sudan FM
• Yasir Arman:Political and legal basis needed for Sudan dialogue
• ‘Sudan dialogue is meeting between Islamists’: rebel leader
• Sudan's Bashir unveils political reforms
• The Sudanese President Omer Al-Bashir orders release of political detainees
• Al-Bashir and Kiir agree on mechanisms to push ahead implementations of signed agreements
• Sudan turns down Qatari request to harbor “Muslim brotherhood” members
• US authorises South Sudan conflict sanctions
• Jordan, Sudan sign 19 agreements to boost cooperation in various fields
• Minawi: Presence of Darfur within Sudan is conditional on self-rule
• Prof. Ghandour: Time has come for the Sudanese people to get rest
• Sudan accuses EU of seeking to create a rift in African position
• Al-bashir and Deby to address conference on Darfur peace in N’Djamena
• Assistant To Sudanese President Reiterates Keenness To Push Ties With Turkey Ahead
• President Al-bashir turns down Chadian offer on mediation between government and Darfur Janjaweed
• Sudan and South Sudan affirm importance of implementation of joint security agreement
• President Al-Bashir meets arch enemy Dr. Hassan Al-Turabi
• S. Sudan President Restores Government Ministries
• Sudan rebel leaders sentenced to death
• Sudan rejects foreign forums to run dialogue among political forces
• Sudan affirms keenness to reactivate mechanisms of Sahel and Sahara grouping
• Jordon denies apologizing to receive Sudanese President
• Al-doroshab North Court to listen to defendant witnesses in connection with case of killing of Sara
• Sudan ends ban on newspaper but seizes others
• Pro-Sudanese government militias accused of fresh killings in Darfur
• Sudanese Regime Still Suppresses Press Freedom and Confiscates Newspapers After Being Published
• US Lawmaker to Obama: Phone Kiir on South Sudan Crisis
• South Sudan: War Crimes by Both Sides
• NEWS FLASH: DR Congo: Arrest Sudanese President al-Bashir, wanted for genocide
• Sudanese Student Tajeldin Ahmed Arja at Risk of Torture Tajeldin Ahmed Arja
• Sudan reveals details of reform document to European Union delegation
• Sudan considers plan of Egypt’s Al Nasr contracting company
• Sudanese ambassador in Cairo describes as not true supporting Muslim
• Sudanese Communist Party says solution for homeland crisis lies in bri
• Ja’far Al-Merghani denounces attacks in Egypt as terrorists
• South Sudan crisis: Rebel-held town of Bor destroyed
• Assistant to Sudanese President calls on Arab countries to invest in h
• Bashir announces Sudan vice president resignation: state media
• and#65279;Sudan's ruling party defectors register new party
• Sudan’s reformists pick alternative name for their newly-established p
• Sudan leader rigid, ex-media boss uncle says
• Ex-media boss uncle says Sudan leader will never change
• Sudan’s Bashir orders China-backed forces to put down Darfour rebellio
• Darfur People's Association of New York Rally to urge UN, UNSC and the
• Rally to urge UN, UNSC and the United states to stand for Justice for
• Mbeki asks South Sudan to help Sudan in its campaign for debt relief
• South Sudan negotiating $500mn IMF loan
• Sudan's President vows to allow South Sudan’s oil via northern pipelin
• Bashir, Kiir Pledge to Open New Page in Sudan Ties
• Sudan, South avert oil pipeline shutdown
• Kiir committed to resolving dispute with Sudan through dialogue
• South Sudanese President to meet his Sudanese counterpart in Khartoum
• Kuwait''s amb. delivers HH Kuwait Amir''s invitation to Sudan''s press
• South Sudan President to Visit Khartoum Tuesday
• Two Sudans hold summit ahead of oil pipeline deadline

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