Sudan calls on America to stop interfering in its internal affairs

Khartoum-Sudanese Foreign Minister, Ali Karti, has down played the importance of the new American envoy to his country and South Sudan.
Karti told Omdurman Radio on Friday that the step will not add any new, referring to previous situations in which the United States did not contribute positively through its former envoys
South Sudan’s counterpart, Barnabas Benjamin, told Omdurman Radio on Friday that the step will add new, referring to previous situations in which the United States did not contribute positively through emissaries.
Sudan’s top diplomat stressed that Khartoum "will not rely too much on this step as a compatible only with American policy."
He revealed that told the US charge d’affairs in Khartoum to convey a message to American authorities to stop its interference in the Sudanese internal affairs.
For his part, South Sudan’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Barnabas Benjamin, disclosed in the same program that a joint plan led by the foreign ministries of the two countries was established to attract the external support and address the chronic and pending issues between the two countries.
The two Ministers stressed the commitment of the two presidents of Sudan and South Sudan to implement the cooperation agreements signed between Juba and Khartoum and the desire to establish relations between the two countries.