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Sudan: Khartoum Emerges As Key Player in Middle East Negotiations
Legalbrief, 29 September 2020
A troubled East African nation that has long been regarded as a major sponsor of international terrorism now finds itself playing a pivotal role in the dramatic Middle East peace… Read more »
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Sudan: Payment to U.S. for USS Cole, Embassy Bombings 'Ready' - PM Hamdok
Dabanga, 24 September 2020
Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok has announced that the amounts required to compensate the families of the victims of the bombing of the destroyer USS Cole* in Yemen in 2000, and the… Read more »
Khartoum Terror Listing Still Up for Debate by U.S. Congress
Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdock last week announced that funds to compensate the families of the victims of the bombing of the destroyer USS Cole in Yemen in 2000, and the 1998 bombing of the US embassies in Dar El Salaam in Tanzania and Nairobi in Kenya have been raised.
Sudan's Council of Ministers has stressed the importance of the plan of engagement with the United States through bilateral cooperation and joint action, leading to the removal of Sudan from the list in order to start a new phase that witnesses normal relations between the two countries.
Prime Minister Hamdok also reiterated the country's position on ties with Israel. In an earlier meeting he told U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, that the transitional government is not authorised to decide on the normalisation of relations with Israel.
InFocus
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Although there is a long road ahead to achieve sustainable peace and formidable challenges remain, the hope is Sudan can turn the page on decades of war that has left hundreds of ... Read more »
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Sudan's Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok has told U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, at a meeting in Khartoum that the transitional government is not authorised to decide on the ... Read more »
Sudan’s PM Hamdok attempts to remove Sudan from the US list of State Sponsors of Terrorism while an Islamist fundamentalist (remnant of the old regime) holds it back.
