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To: BigBull who wrote (69114)7/3/2000 3:50:58 PM
From: LARRY LARSON   of 95453
 
Talisman Energy

Hi Kids-
US Embassy opening soon????

US experts assess security in Sudan before reopening US embassy

KHARTOUM, July 3 (AFP) - A team of United States experts visited
Sudan to examine and assess the security situation in the country
prior to reopening the US embassy in Khartoum, Foreign Minister
Mustafa Osman Ismail was quoted as saying by a newspaper here.

The experts had talks with Sudanese officials on differences
between Khartoum and Washington, including the US accusation against
Sudan of sponsoring terrorism, and humanitarian and human rights
issues, as-Sahafi ad-Dawli daily reported Monday.

It said the experts were from the US State Department, the CIA
(Central Intelligence Agency) and the FBI (Federal Bureau of
Investigation), the newspaper said.

"The US experts got answers to all questions they raised on
American concerns over security in Sudan," Ismail said, adding that
the US experts, who reportedly arrived in the Sudanese capital on
June 22, left here Monday and would later return to Sudan.

"We have reassured them that security prevails in Khartoum as
manifested by the presence of the European embassies here," said
Ismail, adding "our religion makes it imperative upon us to protect
foreigners."

This was the first official disclosure of the American experts'
visit to Sudan.
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