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Political Sector of National Continues Discussion on Referendum and Post-Referendum Arrangements
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Dec 27, 2010 - 6:29:48 AM
Political Sector of National Continues Discussion on Referendum and Post-Referendum Arrangements
Khartoum, Dec. 26 (SUNA) - The Political Sector of the National Congress Sunday continued its discussion about the referendum issue and the arrangements for the post-referendum period
In a statement to the press after the meeting, the Political Secretary at the National Congress, Prof. Ibrahim Ghandour, said in a statement to the press that the Political Sector is still deliberating about the party's cadres in the north and the south on the issue of mobilizing the southern voter to vote for the unity
He said that the National Congress are also engaged, in the same time, in negotiations with Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), through the joint committee, on the arrangements for the post-referendum issues as well as the pending issues in the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA)
On allegations directed by the SPLM on the National Congress incitement to Messairiya tribe at Abyei, Prof. Ghandour said that the Messairiya people are not needy for incitement from the National Congress or any other circles, adding that the Messairiya are motivated by their just cause on ground that they are an entity having rights in Abyei area
He said that the National Congress is pressing ahead with the file of the Messairiya in Abyei as a file that relates to the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), stressing that the National Congress is keen to maintain the rights of all the citizens at Abyei area, the Messairiya and others
Prof. Ghandour said that real persons who practice incitement are those who prevent the Dinka Ngok from sitting for dialogue with others
Responding to a question, Prof. Ghandour said that Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLM) should move southward the border of January 1st, 1956, in the case of the separation of south Sudan, according to the CPA
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