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Subject: First shipment of South Sudan’s oil exported through Sudan (Radio
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*First shipment of South Sudan’s oil exported through Sudan *

JUBA (2 July 2013)

South Sudan says that the first shipment of its oil was exported to
international markets via the Sudanese pipeline infrastructure on Saturday.
“This represents the first shipment since the export process was stopped in
2011.”

The Vice President of South Sudan is currently visiting Khartoum to settle
a dispute that threatens crude oil supplies across the border. In June,
Sudan informed landlocked South Sudan that it would shut the pipelines
which transport South Sudan’s oil across the border to Port Sudan within
two months “if Juba does not stop supporting rebels operating in the border
area between the two countries”.

South Sudan’s Minister of Information, Bernaba Marial Benjamin, confirmed
that the first shipment of the South Sudan government’s oil has left Port
Sudan to the Red Sea.

The Vice President of South Sudan, Riek Machar, met with Sudanese President
Omar Al Bashir on Sunday for a two-day visit. His accompanying delegation
includes Oil Minister Stephen Deo Dow.

http://radiotamazuj.org/en/article/first-shipment-south-sudan%E2%80%99s-oil-exported-through-sudan


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