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 الخارجية:نأمل أن يكون منع يوغندا اجتماع حركات التمرد في أراضيها صحيحاً
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الخارجية : نأمل أن يكون منع يوغندا اجتماع حركات التمرد السودانية في أراضيها صحيحاً
الخرطوم 7-5-2013(سونا)
أعرب السفير أبوبكر الصديق محمد الأمين الناطق الرسمي باسم وزارة الخارجية عن أمله في أن يكون مارشح من أنباء عن منع يوغندا الحركات المسلحة المتمردة
السودانية من عقد اجتماعاتها بكمبالا صحيحاً .
وقال الناطق الرسمي رداً على اسئلة الصحفيين في هذا الصدد إن يوغندا بحكم ترؤسها للمؤتمر الدولي لاقليم البحيرات العظمى الذي صنف الحركات المتمردة كقوة سلبية
تهدد أمن الاقليم ، وبحكم عضويتها في مجلس السلم والأمن الأفريقي ، كذلك بحكم كل الاتفاقيات الدولية وضرورة أن يكون لها علاقات ايجابية مع جيرانها ، كل ذلك يستوجب
منها بألا تسمح بوجود هذه الحركات في أراضيها دعك من السماح لها بعقد الاجتماعات وممارسة أنشطتها نظراً لأن هذه الاجتماعات انما تعقد للتحضير لأعمال التخريب
والعدوان واستهداف المدنيين كما وضح من الاعتداءات الأخيرة لما يسمى بالجبهة الثورية للمناطق المدنية بشمال وجنوب كردفان واحتجازها للمدنيين بمن فيهم الأطفال
والنساء كرهائن ودروع بشرية .
واضاف الناطق الرسمي قائلا " ليس هناك مايمنع من جانبنا قيام علاقات طيبة وطبيعية مع يوغندا ولدينا رغبة واستعداد لذلك ، ومن شأن توقف كمبالا عن دعم الحركات المتمردة
السودانية أن يسهم في ذلك الاتجاه .
ط فقيري
http://suna-sd.net/suna/showNews/cZf5eAKGjyjY...Hm-M5wABgK4iqQBa-M/1
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Re: الخارجية:نأمل أن يكون منع يوغندا اجتماع حركات التمرد في أراضيها صح (Re: Ridhaa)
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May 7, 2013 (KHARTOUM) – The Ugandan government has banned Sudanese rebel movements of meeting in its territories arguing that such gatherings would negatively impact the country.
Sudan’s official news agency (SUNA) quoted an informed source at the Ugandan external security apparatus as saying that the rebel leaders were informed of this decision during a secret meeting on Monday which included Minni Minnawi of the Sudan Liberation Movement/Minnawi (SLM-M), Abdel-Wahid Mohamed Nur of the Sudan Liberation Movement/AW (SLA-AW), and Ayoub Mohamed of Darfur People’s Unity Movement.
The source said that the director of the Ugandan Security Services informed the rebel leaders that they should immediately refrain from holding any meetings in Kampala.
According to the source, the rebel leaders apologized for their "mistakes" and promised not to hold further meetings on Ugandan territory.
The source said that Kampala has been under pressure take this move, without providing further details.
Khartoum and Kampala have a long history of troubled relations over alleged support to rebel groups on both sides of their borders.
Kampala says that Khartoum is still providing support and refuge to the notorious Ugandan rebels, the Lord Resistance Army (LRA), even after South Sudan’s secession created a buffer zone between Sudan and Uganda.
Khartoum on the other hand says that Kampala has become a safe harbour for Sudanese rebel leaders.
Last January, Sudanese opposition parties and rebel groups signed a charter in Kampala known as the "New Dawn", putting their stated goal to topple the Khartoum government via different political and military means.
This has prompted Khartoum to lodge several complaints with the African Union (AU) and other regional blocs against Kampala saying the latter is supporting regime change in Sudan.
Last March, the speaker of the Sudan’s national assembly Ahmed Ibrahim al-Tahir said that the Sudanese government is working with forces in Uganda that are opposed to president Yoweri Museveni to bring about "positive political influence".
Posted: 05-07-2013 8:29 AM by www.SudaneseOnline.org
Filed under: Sudan says Uganda banned rebel meetings on its territory
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http://sudaneseonline.com/cs/blogs/english/ar...n-its-territory.aspx
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Re: الخارجية:نأمل أن يكون منع يوغندا اجتماع حركات التمرد في أراضيها صح (Re: Ridhaa)
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Khartoum — The Ugandan government has banned Sudanese rebel movements of meeting in its territories arguing that such gatherings would negatively impact the country.
Sudan's official news agency (SUNA) quoted an informed source at the Ugandan external security apparatus as saying that the rebel leaders were informed of this decision during a secret meeting on Monday which included Minni Minnawi of the Sudan Liberation Movement/Minnawi (SLM-M), Abdel-Wahid Mohamed Nur of the Sudan Liberation Movement/AW (SLA-AW), and Ayoub Mohamed of Darfur People's Unity Movement.
The source said that the director of the Ugandan Security Services informed the rebel leaders that they should immediately refrain from holding any meetings in Kampala.
According to the source, the rebel leaders apologized for their "mistakes" and promised not to hold further meetings i\on Ugandan territory.
The source said that Kampala has been under pressure take this move, without providing further details.
Khartoum and Kampala have a long history of troubled relations over alleged support to rebel groups on both sides of their borders.
Kampala says that Khartoum is still providing support and refuge to the notorious Ugandan rebels, the Lord Resistance Army (LRA), even after South Sudan's secession created a buffer zone between Sudan and Uganda.
Khartoum on the other hand says that Kampala has become a safe harbour for Sudanese rebel leaders.
Last January, Sudanese opposition parties and rebel groups signed a charter in Kampala known as the "New Dawn", putting their stated goal to topple the Khartoum government via different political and military means.
This has prompted Khartoum to lodge several complaints with the African Union (AU) and other regional blocs against Kampala saying the latter is supporting regime change in Sudan.
Last March, the speaker of the Sudan's national assembly Ahmed Ibrahim al-Tahir said that the Sudanese government is working with forces in Uganda that are opposed to president Yoweri Museveni to bring about "positive political influence".
http://allafrica.com/stories/201305070221.html
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