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Des équipes techniques poursuivront les négociations

    NAIROBI
    La réunion des équipes techniques du gouvernement du Burundi et du CNDD-FDD rebelle devaient reprendre les négociations tôt vendredi à Pretoria, en Afrique du Sud, a rapporté l'agence de presse sudafricaine (SAPA). "Les équipes techniques continueront les concertations autour du cadre des négociations et d'autres questions d'importance", a-t-elle précisé. Il est attendu que les travaux de la séance plénière s'ouvrent vers midi [heure sud-africaine], et que les rapports soient remis aux dirigeants politiques, le président Pierre Buyoya, le vice-président sud-africain, Jacob Zuma, le ministre gabonais des affaires étrangères, Jean Ping [qui assiste M. Zuma dans la médiation], et le chef de file de CNDD-FDD, Jean-Bosco Ndayikenkuruliye, a ajouté SAPA.

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