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The Secretary-General of the United People's Movement Party, Ahmed Adam Ahmed
Khartoum - Arab Today

The Secretary-General of the United People's Movement Party, Ahmed Adam Ahmed, said the growing desire for peace in face of retreat of those who call for war and the international community supportive stances to US Proposal on delivery of humanitarian assistance to the Two Areas made the People's Movement-North Sector lose international support and exacerbate crisis among its leaders.
Ahmed described, in a statement to SUNA, situations in Blue Nile area as excellent , referring to meetings his party and other parties in Blue Nile held with the National Congress party for serving peace process from within, making reconciliations and holding frequent meetings to seek ways of boosting peace process from within.
He said the Government has succeeded in national dialogue project, which, he affirmed, was unprecedented national project.

Source: SUNA

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