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To: Tomas who wrote (855)4/20/2000 11:11:00 PM
From: LARRY LARSON  Read Replies (1) of 1713
 
Hi Kids-

US to Sudan, it looks like:

SUDAN/ US
Khartoum, April 20 (SUNA)- The American Charge d'Affaires to Khartoum resumed his work at the premises of the American embassy here since last Saturday, SUNA learned.
The American Consul to Sudan would arrive in Khartoum early next week.
The Ministry of External Relations has given entry visas to three American diplomats, who were the Charge d'Affaires, the Consul and the Administrative Attache, so as to carry out diplomatic and administrative work.
The Sudanese-American relations, since early this year, have been witnessing positive developments, while dialogue and contacts have been continuing including the visit paid to the country by the special American envoy to Sudan, Harry Johnston, who met with senior Sudanese officials.
The American special envoy described his visit to Sudan as distinguished and a step forward for improving the bilateral relations.
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