UNAMID and Sudan’s spy chief discuss security in Darfur
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August 11, 2011 (KHARTOUM) — The head of the hybrid peacekeeping
mission (UNAMID) today discussed with the director of Sudanese
security service the recent developments and the security situation in
Dafur.
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Ibrahim Gambari (L) and Mohamed Atta Al-Moula in Khartoum on 11 August 2011 (ST)
Joint Special Representative (JSR) Ibrahim Gambari, who returned to
Khartoum this week after travelling to New York, Abuja, and Doha, met
two days ago with Ali Karti to discuss Sudan’s rejection to the UN
Security Council 2003 which demands him to cooperate with the other UN
peacekeeping operations in Abyei and South Sudan.
During his meeting with the Sudanese foreign minister, Gambari
reaffirmed his commitment to work respect "the sovereignty and
integrity of the Republic of the Sudan and the imperatives of Security
Council resolutions," the mission said today.
Today’s meeting with the director of Sudan’s National Intelligence and
Security Services (NISS) Mohamed Atta Al-Moula tackled the UN
resolution and the implementation of Doha peace deal with the rebel
Liberation and Justice Movement, according to the semi official media,
the SMC.
However the UNAMID said in its daily briefing that Gambari discussed
with the Sudanese officials in Khartoum the increasing number of
attacks on the members of the peacekeeping mission.
The JSR further expressed "called on the GoS to do its utmost to bring
the perpetrators to Justice," the UNAMID said.
Attacks on Darfur peacekeepers led to the death of three soldiers
since last April. Also, there are thirty peacekeepers killed by
unknown gunmen since the beginning of the hybrid mission in January
2008.
(ST)
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