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Government meets Ugandan delegation to discuss Sirte deal

    NAIROBI

    A meeting has taken place in Kinshasa between officials of President Kabila’s government and a Ugandan delegation on the modalities for the implementation of the Sirte peace accord, according to DRC radio reports on Monday. The DRC minister of national reconstruction, Kalume Numbi, said he had convened the preparatory meeting in order to discuss strategies, the definition of essential tasks and the distribution of these tasks. “The coming negotiations are so important that we need to prepare for them seriously”, Numbi added.

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