Sudanese presidential adviser appears amid reports of resignation
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May 15 2011 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese presidential adviser Ghazi Salah
Al-Deen Al-Attabani held two meetings today with foreign officials
amid reports that he has quietly submitted his resignation.
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Sudanese presidential adviser Ghazi Salah Al-Deen Al-Attabani
Sudan official news agency (SUNA) said that Al-Attabani met with the
visiting Hungarian foreign minister and the Japanese special envoy for
Africa.
This is the first official appearance for Al-Attabani in several weeks.
In both meetings, the Sudanese official discussed bilateral ties as
well as the status of the Darfur peace process and the government’s
vision for ending the eight years conflict.
Al-Attabani is the top Sudanese official in charge of the Darfur dossier.
Multiple sources told Sudan Tribune this week that the presidential
adviser asked to be relieved from his duties but it was not clear if
his boss president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir accepted his resignation.
A source close to Al-Attabani said that the latter is unhappy about
the progress of his domestication strategy to end Darfur conflict
through development and resettlement of Internally Displaced Persons
(IDPs).
He also pointed out that the presidential adviser is wary about the
NCP’s slow response to growing political discontent in the North ahead
of the South’s secession next July.
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