Sudan: Govt Says Darfur Rebels Willing to Discuss Peace, JEM Denies

24 January 2013

Khartoum — Rebel movements are willing to continue dialogue on ways to end the 10-year conflict in Darfur region, said the head of a committee aiming to persuade the non-signatories to join the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur (DDPD).

The All-Darfur People Conference held in May 2011 to discuss and endorse the DDPD draft text decided that a liaison committee should be formed to engage in dialogue with the rebels who so far refuse to be part of the process.

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