President is doing any thing to stay in power. He is very desperate to stay in power. He doesnt care about his own people thats why he is using South Sudanese resources to buy, Ugandan,JEM, and Där furian,and now is chasing Egypt up to help him. His country men who are infrontline to protect this country are left with no salaries. MARCH 27, 2014 10:42 PM YOU ARE HERE:HOME HEADLINES EGYPT EGYPT SEALS MILITARY COOPERATION WITH SOUTH SUDAN Egypt seals military cooperation with South Sudan Posted by News Desk on March 25, 2014 in Egypt, Features, Headlines | 0 Comment Egypt has signed a military cooperation with Africa’s youngest state, South Sudan. The deal comes at a moment when both countries are experiencing violence from groups challenging the government’s authority. The conclusion of the deal could raise eyebrows in Khartoum which also agreed a bilateral military cooperation in Cairo. Sudan and South Sudan still have territorial disputes over the demarcation of the oil rich Abeyi region. Details of the bilateral cooperation signed with South Sudan are still blurry but they are believed to be centered on fostering cooperation between their military, the sharing of expertise, training of Special Forces, joint exercises, participation in seminars and search and rescue issues. The conclusion of the deal came after the visit of a delegation composed mostly of security officials led by Defese Minister Kuol Manyang Juuk. Among those who were part of the delegation was the deputy director for military intelligence, General Mabuto Mamur Mate, and their Ambassador in Sudan. Details of their visit to Egypt have not been forthcoming but Minster Juuk had a meeting with President Adli Mansour during which he delivered a “special message” on behalf of President Salva kirr. Despite the low key visit, Khartoum will be carefully watching the developments of the relationships between the two countries. It reached a consensus with Egypt last week to conclude a similar agreement. South Sudan’s has surpassed Egypt in concluding the deal. It is not yet clear if Sudan will forgo along with the deal or not yet. South Sudan has reiterated its commitment to enhance their developmental partnership in the areas of mutual interest. President Mansour believes the country is in a strategic location. He also they are willing to find new funding mechanisms for bilateral activities in the field of defense. Tweet This Post Tags: Adli Mansour, Africa, Cairo, Egypt, Khartoum, Kuol Manyang Juuk, Mabuto Mamur Mate, Salva kirr, Sudan About News Desk North Africa Posts news desk is composed of journalists and editors, who are constantly working to provide new and accurate stories to NAP readers. View all posts by News Desk → LEAVE A REPLY Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name* Email* Website * Copy This Password * * Type Or Paste Password Here * 24,400 Spam Comments Blocked so far by Spam Free Wordpress Comment
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