Foreign Ministry: Report of UN Secretary General on Sudan Included Positive Aspects - Rawan For Media Artistic and Production
He
said that the report of the UN Secretary General has underscored
importance of gradual UNAMID withdrawal from Darfur following the
progress achieved concerning the criteria set by the African Peace and
Security Council and the UN Security Council in this regard.
He
said that UN Secretary General's report referred to decrease of the
military confrontations between the rebel movement and the Armed Forces.
He
indicated that the report has acknowledged efficiency of Sudan
government efforts for containing the tribal disputes and underscored
effectiveness of the local mechanisms for reconciliation and
compensation.
Ambassador
Al-Saddiq said that the UN Secretary General has appreciated in his
report the efforts of the states' Walis (governors) in expanding
security and stability.
He
said that report also referred to the cooperation of the government
regarding the unexploded weapons, adding that the report gas
acknowledged that the majority of the displaced citizens have returned
to their home areas, namely in Central and East Darfur.
He
said that the UN Secretary General referred to arrest of the Sudanese
authorities to around 100 unruly persons and referred a number of them
to justice, a matter which affirms efficiency of the justice
authorities.
The
Foreign Ministry's spokesman said that the UN Secretary General did not
visit Darfur, but managed to reflect in his report the information
submitted to him by UN officials.
Ambassador
Al-Saddiq said that the UN Secretary General's report also included
erroneous information that did not reflect the real situation on the
ground.
The
spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Ali Al-Saddiq,
said that the recent report of UN Secretary General on Sudan before the
Security Council has included several positive signals.
spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Ali Al-Saddiq,
said that the recent report of UN Secretary General on Sudan before the
Security Council has included several positive signals.
He
said that the report of the UN Secretary General has underscored
importance of gradual UNAMID withdrawal from Darfur following the
progress achieved concerning the criteria set by the African Peace and
Security Council and the UN Security Council in this regard.
He
said that UN Secretary General's report referred to decrease of the
military confrontations between the rebel movement and the Armed Forces.
He
indicated that the report has acknowledged efficiency of Sudan
government efforts for containing the tribal disputes and underscored
effectiveness of the local mechanisms for reconciliation and
compensation.
Ambassador
Al-Saddiq said that the UN Secretary General has appreciated in his
report the efforts of the states' Walis (governors) in expanding
security and stability.
He
said that report also referred to the cooperation of the government
regarding the unexploded weapons, adding that the report gas
acknowledged that the majority of the displaced citizens have returned
to their home areas, namely in Central and East Darfur.
He
said that the UN Secretary General referred to arrest of the Sudanese
authorities to around 100 unruly persons and referred a number of them
to justice, a matter which affirms efficiency of the justice
authorities.
The
Foreign Ministry's spokesman said that the UN Secretary General did not
visit Darfur, but managed to reflect in his report the information
submitted to him by UN officials.
Ambassador
Al-Saddiq said that the UN Secretary General's report also included
erroneous information that did not reflect the real situation on the
ground.
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