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Council of the Arab League to Leave for Sudan Saturday to Hold its Historic Meeting in Al-Fasher
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Feb 11, 2010 - 6:33:34 AM
Council of the Arab League to Leave for Sudan Saturday to Hold its Historic Meeting in Al-Fasher
Cairo, Feb. 10 (SUNA)- The envoy of the Arab League to Sudan, Ambassador Salah Halima, announced that the programme of the visit of the League's delegation starts from Cairo directly to Al-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, as of Saturday
He said in a press statement in Cairo Wednesday that the Arab League's Secretary General, Amro Musa, accompanied by the Arab permanent envoys to the league, will then inaugurate projects implemented by the Arab League
He said that the Arab League's Secretary General and the accompanying delegation will inaugurate Sunday in Al-Fasher a number of model villages established by the League, and will hold the historic meeting of the Arab League at the level of the permanent envoys in the city to affirm the Arab League's solidarity with Sudan efforts for realizing security and stability in Darfur region
Ambassador Halima said that the Arab League's delegation will leave Al-Fasher to Khartoum to meet with the President of the Republic, adding that the League's Secretary General will then hold a press conference to inform about the outcome of the delegation's visit before leaving to Cairo in the next day
He said that the Arab summit of Doha has decided assignment of eight million dollars for Sudan for one year, indicating that the Arab League and Sudan have implemented, through a joint mechanism, a number of projects for providing basic services to the displaced people toward boosting the voluntary repatriation of the displaced people to their home areas
He said that these projects included integrated model villages in the three states of Darfur with a school, a mosque, a police station, a medical center and a social club in every village, adding that each village is supplied with electricity and water services. MO/MO
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