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Government calls for improved relations with US

    NAIROBI

    The Minister of External Relations Dr Mustafa Uthman Isma’il said he hoped that relations between Sudan and the US would improve under the new US administration. He said the Sudan government attached great importance to Sudanese-American relations, as well as to “the importance of removing the chill and tension in the bilateral relations which occurred during the epoch of the former American administration”, the official news agency Suna said in a report on 26 January. In a statement to Suna, the minister said Sudan was keen to cooperate with the new administration and to know how it defined its policy towards Sudan.

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