Khartoum — Sudan and South Sudan delegations started Monday the long awaited discussions on the implementation of security agreements they signed. In their first days, the two parties agreed to focus on cessation of hostilities and border issues.
The delegations led by defense ministers of the two countries meet at the level of Joint Political and Security Mechanism after threats of sanctions by the UN Security Council, if they fail to reach agreements on the disputed issues with three months.
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