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Sudan

Great Britain and Khartoum's debt

According to a Sudanese diplomatic source, Great Britain has accepted to direct a special group that will examine Sudan's foreign [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.11.2002

An academic conference without officials

The conference destined to debate the possibility of a confederation between the countries of the Horn of Africa, which took [...]

Subscribers only Politics 22.11.2002

Christian Connan

The former ambassador of France in Mali will depart next week for a mission in Khartoum. Christian Connan will work [...]

Subscribers only 22.11.2002

Ban on Barter

Under pressure from the International Monetary Fund, Sudan's national oil company, Sudapet, has been forced to stop paying its taxes [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.11.2002

Indian Oil Grabs a Stake

The state-owned refinery Indian Oil is to obtain 10% of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.11.2002

John F Sattler

Command of the Combined Joint Task Force in charge of fighting international terrorism in the Horn of Africa is to [...]

Subscribers only 15.11.2002

The EU's Food Strategy

The European Union is seeking to develop a strategy to face the food crisis in the four countries of the Horn of Africa.

Subscribers only 15.11.2002

Pledges to the IMF

In order to be allowed to join the IMF again, Khartoum has been negotiating the payment of its debt to the institution as well as a tight economic program.

Subscribers only 08.11.2002

U.S. Treasury Applies Bans

The Office of Foreign Asset Control, an arm of the U.S. Treasury Department that applies American sanctions, last week added [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.11.2002

European Firms Display Interest

More than 50 companies, most of them Swiss, have participated in an economic conference on Sudan in Geneva.

Subscribers only 31.10.2002

Al Hadi Bushra, Abdallah Nasar, Abd-el-Rahman al-Kadr, Al-Tayyib Abd-el-Rahman Mukhtar, Abd-el-Rahman Sir-al-Khatim

On October 27, the leadership of the ruling National Congress [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.2002

Bashir's Visit to Switzerland

By traveling to Switzerland this week, a country where the Mount Nuba peace accords were signed last January, Omar Hassan [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.10.2002

Saudis Invest Khartoum

Lately, Saudi groups have been multiplying stakes in Sudanese companies, sometimes in counterpart for non-reimbursed loans.

Subscribers only 25.10.2002

U.S. Turns the Screws

The U.S. Congress last week finally approved the Sudan Peace Act, a bill already adopted by the House of Representatives [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

Restoring Port Sudan Refinery

The Sudanese government has just issued an invitation to tender [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

Slump of Exchanges with France

The first semester of 2002 saw France's trade with the countries of the Horn of Africa (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Sudan) [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.10.2002

Sudan Conference in Geneva

On October 25, several hundreds of people are to participate [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

The Lying Game

The government and rebel movement in the south are putting out fake announcements concerning Sudan's oil industry.

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

A Small Contract in Sudan

In order to hand over a lot of spare parts [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Jean-Pierre Filippi

Jean-Pierre Filippi is the new trade adviser at the French [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Academics Study the Idea of a Regional Confederacy

A conference is to study the possibilities of creating a confederacy of countries on the Horn of Africa – Ethiopia, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.09.2002

Anti-Mine Agreement in Sudan

In order to allow the United Nations to reduce civilian [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.2002

Oldest Bank in Sudan Gears Towards Privatization

The Sudanese government has decided to privatize the Bank of Khartoum, the oldest trade bank in the country. The governor [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.2002

Relations Are At Their Best with Tunisia

The episode of the 1992 break of diplomatic relations between Tunisia and Sudan, because Khartoum supported Tunisian Islamists, is forgiven [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.09.2002

Museveni Heads to Khartoum for a Bashir Bash

Eight years after his first visit, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda is considering an official visit to Sudan before the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.09.2002

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Sudan

Great Britain and Khartoum's debt

An academic conference without officials

Christian Connan

Ban on Barter

Indian Oil Grabs a Stake

John F Sattler

The EU's Food Strategy

Pledges to the IMF

U.S. Treasury Applies Bans

European Firms Display Interest

Al Hadi Bushra, Abdallah Nasar, Abd-el-Rahman al-Kadr, Al-Tayyib Abd-el-Rahman Mukhtar, Abd-el-Rahman Sir-al-Khatim

Bashir's Visit to Switzerland

Saudis Invest Khartoum

U.S. Turns the Screws

Restoring Port Sudan Refinery

Slump of Exchanges with France

Sudan Conference in Geneva

The Lying Game

A Small Contract in Sudan

Jean-Pierre Filippi

Academics Study the Idea of a Regional Confederacy

Anti-Mine Agreement in Sudan

Oldest Bank in Sudan Gears Towards Privatization

Relations Are At Their Best with Tunisia

Museveni Heads to Khartoum for a Bashir Bash

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Sudan

Great Britain and Khartoum's debt

An academic conference without officials

Christian Connan

Ban on Barter

Indian Oil Grabs a Stake

John F Sattler

The EU's Food Strategy

Pledges to the IMF

U.S. Treasury Applies Bans

European Firms Display Interest

Al Hadi Bushra, Abdallah Nasar, Abd-el-Rahman al-Kadr, Al-Tayyib Abd-el-Rahman Mukhtar, Abd-el-Rahman Sir-al-Khatim

Bashir's Visit to Switzerland

Saudis Invest Khartoum

U.S. Turns the Screws

Restoring Port Sudan Refinery

Slump of Exchanges with France

Sudan Conference in Geneva

The Lying Game

A Small Contract in Sudan

Jean-Pierre Filippi

Academics Study the Idea of a Regional Confederacy

Anti-Mine Agreement in Sudan

Oldest Bank in Sudan Gears Towards Privatization

Relations Are At Their Best with Tunisia

Museveni Heads to Khartoum for a Bashir Bash

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