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Reconciliation meeting set for October

    JOHANNESBURG

    A meeting of the preparatory committee for a national accord between the government and the opposition has been set for October, Suna news agency reported. The agency quoted Foreign Minister Mustafa Uthman Ismail as saying this agreement was reached during a meeting between Sudanese, Libyan and Egyptian foreign ministers on the fringes of the recent OAU summit in Libya. The foreign ministers also discussed adequate procedures
    to make the initiative a success and agreed on further contacts with the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and the IGAD Partners Forum to notify them the Egyptian-Libyan initiative was not a substitute to that of IGAD.

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