إدارة أوباما تحت ضغط الكونغرس و الناشطين تعلن: تعليق زيارة نافع _فيديو

Quote: RFI Wednesday, June 19, 2013 at 08:46 The Central transitional president, Michel Djotodia, ended a visit to Sudan. Monday, June 18, 2013 in the evening, he met his counterpart Omar al-Bashir. According to the Sudanese news agency Suna, both have decided to work together to secure their common border. The nearest CAR provinces are particularly dependent on Darfur. When it comes to good neighborly relations with Sudan, the people of the northeast of the Central know precisely what it is. First because traders Darfur play an important role in local trade. "Bangui is very far, said a resident of Birao, and our manufactured products come only from Sudan. Traders arrive during the dry season and leave with loads of coffee, oilseeds and other food products. " But Darfur not only bring business in north-eastern Central African Republic. Cohabitation between the Sudanese Arab nomads who come to graze their cattle. The region also sees spend Sudanese poachers attack elephants or bushmeat. A former rebel tells the story of a market on the border, where you can find weapons and fighters to wear. "The origin of all our problems comes from Sudan, especially because of the movement of weapons has been a notable Birao. Djotodia President of the region. We hope he can bring stability, so that we can develop. "