Khartoum ‘expresses desire’ to offer technical assistance to Juba
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Elisabeth Janaina
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Khartoum ‘expresses desire’ to offer technical assistance to Juba
Mohamed Alameen | September 22, 2017 | 5:18 pm
Stephen Dhieu Dau, Minister of Finance | File photo
The Sudanese government says it will offer capacity-building to South
Sudanese government officials in various fields.
This comes after the two countries held a series of meetings in
Khartoum on pending oil and trade issues.
It was attended by a high level delegation from South Sudan,
comprising of Ministers of Petroleum, Finance, and Trade and
Investments.
“The Government of Sudan expressed the desire to provide technical
assistance to their brothers in South Sudan in the field of training
of personnel in all fields,” Finance Minister Stephen Dhieu said
during a press briefing in Khartoum Thursday.
He said the training will strengthen exchange experience and technical
cooperation between the two countries.
During the discussions, Sudan and South Sudan signed various
agreements, including new oil deals and opening of trade routes.
They also maintained the oil transit fees, which has been one of the
outstanding issues between Sudan and South Sudan.
“We, as ministers in the economic sector, will from today translate
these agreements and also work on translating and implementing the
directives of the leadership in both countries,” Dhieu added.
Mohamed Alameen | September 22, 2017 | 5:18 pm
Stephen Dhieu Dau, Minister of Finance | File photo
The Sudanese government says it will offer capacity-building to South
Sudanese government officials in various fields.
This comes after the two countries held a series of meetings in
Khartoum on pending oil and trade issues.
It was attended by a high level delegation from South Sudan,
comprising of Ministers of Petroleum, Finance, and Trade and
Investments.
“The Government of Sudan expressed the desire to provide technical
assistance to their brothers in South Sudan in the field of training
of personnel in all fields,” Finance Minister Stephen Dhieu said
during a press briefing in Khartoum Thursday.
He said the training will strengthen exchange experience and technical
cooperation between the two countries.
During the discussions, Sudan and South Sudan signed various
agreements, including new oil deals and opening of trade routes.
They also maintained the oil transit fees, which has been one of the
outstanding issues between Sudan and South Sudan.
“We, as ministers in the economic sector, will from today translate
these agreements and also work on translating and implementing the
directives of the leadership in both countries,” Dhieu added.
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