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 Re: حزب سانو 2 يدعم مؤتمر جوبا ويوافق على توصياته (Re: Elbagir Osman)
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SANU2 endorses resolutions of Sudan parties conference
Saturday 3 October 2009 02:30.
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October 2, 2009 (JUBA) — A southern Sudan party that had withdrawn from the political parties conference in Juba earlier this week announced its support to the conference and endorsed the resolutions of the meeting.
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James Eliaba Surur, Chairperson, Union of Sudan African Parties 2 (photo Larco Lomayat)
Last Monday, six separatist political parties walked out from the ’All Political Parties Conference’ hosted by the SPLM in Juba, accusing the organizers of sabotaging the right of self-determination for the people of Southern Sudan.
The walked out Southern Sudan political parties included the United Democratic Front (UDF), The South Sudan Democratic Forum (SSDF) and the Union of Sudan African Parties 2 (USAP-2).
Their decision was seen in line with a hostile campaign by the National Congress Party (NCP) against the meeting. Reacting to their move, Sudan’s First president and SPLM Chairman Salva Kiir Mayadrit slammed these parties saying at the time were the SPLA was fighting for the rights of southerners the same parties were the allies of Khartoum ruling party.
In a statement released yesterday, the leaders of Union of Sudan African Parties (USAP2) the Chairman Elioba James Surur, "took unilateral decision based on the fear that people where running to renegotiate the CPA."
The USAP2 leader reaffirmed their commitment to the resolutions of the conference urging its implementations.
"We support this resolution and push with the other political parties to its implementation to the spirit and letter" they said.
The statement is signed by Elioba James Surur, chairman of P People’s Prgressive Party (PPP), Henry Ting Chol, chairman of Sudan African National Union (SANU) and Angelo Gwang Diirrg, chairman of Sudan African Congress (SAC).
The four-day meeting hosted by the Sudan people’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) issued "Juba declaration for dialogue and national consensus," comprising joint resolutions on six issues: dialogue and national consensus, national reconciliation, peace agreements, democratic transition, economic and social situations, foreign policy.
The Conference set up five committees to follow up the implementation of the resolutions.
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