South Sudan delegation to negotiations influenced by foreign agenda: NCP Sudanvisiondaily.com Khartoum, 22/7/2012 – the National Congress Party said that South Sudan’s delegation to Addis Ababa negations is not serious to reach peace and that foreign agenda is influencing course of negotiations, in general. Dr. Mandour Al-Mahdi, Deputy Chairman of NCP in Khartoum said following the meeting of political sector chaired by Dr. Al-Haj Adam Yousif, Vice-President, Yesterday added that the main concern of the South is to wait until August 2nd and imposing sanctions on Sudan by the UN Security Council, and that the South is still rely on the US, the West and the UNSC to issue sanctions on Sudan to weaken regime in Sudan. He renewed that the country is prepared for all possibilities, adding that Sudan has become used to sanctions and living with them since the nineties of the last century. Nevertheless, Sudan is achieving tremendous development and stability. Mandour denied that his party agreed to negotiate with SPLM-North Sudan. He said SPLM-N requested the mediation to broker negotiations with Sudan’s delegation currently Bahr Dar, Ethiopia, but the matter is still under considerations within the echelons of NCP.
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