Cabinet Approves Agreement between Sudan and Nigeria on Legal Assistance

08:28 PM Nov, 05 2015
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Khartoum, Nov.5 (SUNA) - The Council of Ministers, chaired by the First Vice-President of the Republic, Gen. Bakri Hassan Saleh approved , Thursday, an agreement on Legal Assistance between Sudan and Nigeria in criminal issues presented by the Minister of Justice, Maulana, Awad Al-Hassan Al-Nur .
The Cabinet's Official Spokesman, Dr . Omer Mohammed Salehhas pointed out that the agreement aims at boosting cooperation between Sudan and Nigeria in the fields of investigations and litigation in criminal cases , extradition, as well as the taking of evidence and interrogation in a manner that not prejudicial to national sovereignty , security and the public interest .
The Council of Ministers has also endorsed a memorandum of cooperation in industrial field between Sudan and Kuwait, presented by the Minister of Industry, Dr . Mohammed Yousif

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• and#8203; The SPLM-N Statement at the Opening Session of the Addis Ababa Negotiation on November 12, 2014
• Beja Congress Condemns Rape of Women in Darfur
• Eastern Sudan leader warns for Darfur scenario in the region
• Sudan Eastern Front to dismiss leaders: spokesman
• Developments in South Sudan Conflict: Small Arms and Light Weapons in South Sudan and Sudan: Is tha
• Water crisis in Sudan’s Red Sea state, new hemorrhagic fever cases
• Sudan acknowledges significant increase in human trafficking
• Presentation by the Independent Expert on the Situation of Human Rights in Sudan
• US discusses resettlement of Eritrean and Ethiopian refugees in eastern Sudan
• Eastern Sudan ex-combatants ‘lose confidence’ in leaders
• Torrents, floods destroy homes, isolate villages in Darfur, eastern Sudan
• Humanitarian disaster in Red Sea State: eastern Sudan MP
• Canada contributes 5 million dollars to support fighting hunger in Sudan
• Deputy in Parliament: landmines kill 80 persons in eastern Sudan
• Leaders in Beja congress request ouster of Presidential assistant
• Democratic Unionist group to cooperate with Sudan Revolutionary Front
• ‘No room for Sudan Revolutionary Front in peace talks’: Ghandour
• Million signatures campaign to remove governor, protests in eastern Sudan
• Sudan’s 2015 elections: an ominous deja vu؟
• Sudan man’s search for better life dies in desert
• Protesting student in Port Sudan imprisoned
• 9 Sudanese migrants die, 300 rescued in Libya desert
• Comprehensive solution requires rebuilding of Sudan: United People's Front
• Rebel SRF road map towards National Dialogue Sudan
• 'UN missions fail to grasp Darfur, Sudan conflict': human rights activist
• Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood leader visits Khartoum
• Eastern Sudan Alliance warns against influx of refugees
• Khartoum suspends U.N. refugee aid program in east Sudan
• Sudan Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin for February 2014
• Unknown planes launch strikes on convoy of arms smugglers in eastern Sudan
• Sudan’s Humanitarian Aid Commission suspends the International Committee of the Red Cross’ operatio
• Thousands of South Sudanese head home from Sudan
• More than half a million people affected by flooding in Sudan

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