Sudan, South Sudan agree to deploy joint border control team BBC News Khartoum, 24/06/12 - Sudanese and South Sudanese delegations have agreed, during the current round of talks in Addis Ababa, to deploy personnel of the joint [Political] and Security Mechanisms [JPSM]10 kms beyond the buffer zone between the two states in order verify allegations of violations and security breaches from both sides. The spokesperson of the JPSM Ambassador, Omar Dahab, said that JPSM members will be present in an area of 40 Kms inside the Sudanese and South Sudanese borders [Sentence as heard]. He also said that experts from both sides have managed to overcome difference over conventional definitions of cease-fire and agreed on new definitions after direct talks. Dahab disclosed that the African Union mediation team headed by President Thabo Mbeki, so far, did not propose resolution to international arbitration to end the border dispute. Meanwhile, negotiations between the two delegations will continue today in the presence of regional and international parties
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