Sudan: Tribal Leaders in Sudan's Disputed Abyei Agree On Migration Corridors

Abyei — At a conference brokered by the UN Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) that ended today, leaders of the disputed border area's Misseriya and Dinka communities agreed to seek ways for peaceful coexistence.

A statement by UNISFA following the joint Misseriya-Dinka post-migration conference says that highlights included the resolve by the two communities to jointly undertake peace building and confidence building activities that provide space for further strengthening of trust, peaceful co-existence and economic interdependency as well as initiatives to tackle issues of scarce resources (i.e. water), environment and security.

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