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Government continues diplomatic offensive

    NAIROBI

    Meanwhile, Sudan’s recent emphasis on improved diplomatic relations continued with Foreign Minister Mustapha Osman Ismail announcing on Tuesday that Sudan and Tunisia had agreed to restore normal relations during next month’s Afro-European summit in Cairo. On Monday, Khartoum received the new French ambassador Dominic Vono and resumed its dialogue with the European Union, which will include discussion on religious freedom, constitutional developments, democracy and regional relations, Suna news agency reported. The EU and member countries have opted for a policy of “constructive engagement” in an effort to persuade Sudan to adhere to international norms.

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