Headlines of Khartoum Newspapers on May 26, 2016

Headlines of Khartoum Newspapers on May 26, 2016


05-26-2016, 11:18 PM


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Title: Headlines of Khartoum Newspapers on May 26, 2016
Author: Sudan News Agency
Date: 05-26-2016, 11:18 PM

11:18 PM May, 27 2016

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Khartoum, May 26(Suna)-Following are main headlines of local newspapers on May 26, 2016


*Akhbar Alyoum:
Ghandour: openness in relationship between Sudan
and Europe.
Ministry of Finance provides $ 150 million to improve water and electricity supply in Khartoum state.


*Akher Lahza:
Russia: UN Security Council would not impose new sanctions on Sudan.


*Alsudani:
Water crisis in Khartoum state.
Sudan Parliament: (80%) of the industrial sector stop workings due to power cut.


*Alayam:
Government expects breakthrough in Sudan-US relations.


*Alintibaha:
(90%) of iron factories in Sudan are nonconforming.
MPs accuse the economic sector of failing to curb rising prices.


*Alray Alaam:
Al-Bashir to visit Qatar before mid- Ramadan.


*Altayar:
Khartoum and Cairo agree to open Argeen crossing.


*Alyoum Altali:
Aila vows to rehabilitate "50" schools and to sponsor 23 thousand poor families in Algezira state.


*Atageer:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: the expelled UN official published false reports about Sudan.
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