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Minister visits Khartoum

    NAIROBI

    Ugandan Minister of State for Regional Cooperation Amama Mbabazi arrived in Khartoum on Wednesday for talks with Sudanese officials on the course of bilateral relations. Sudanese radio said the minister’s visit came within the context of the bilateral agreement between the two countries, signed last month.

    A joint Sudanese-Ugandan ministerial committee meeting is due to be held in mid-January in Nairobi to discuss activating the terms of the agreement to restore relations to their normal course, the radio quoted Mbabazi as saying.

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