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To: VisionsOfSugarplums who wrote (1189)	4/11/2001 12:27:36 AM
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Embassy in US "To Reopen" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ Latest News From Sudan At Sudan.Net ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- News Article by IRIN posted on April 10, 2001 at 14:42:16: EST (-5 GMT) Embassy in US "To Reopen" UN Integrated Regional Information Network April 10, 2001 The Sudanese government has accepted a United States proposal to postpone the debate on the lifting of sanctions imposed on Sudan, a Sudanese official has confirmed to IRIN. The Sudanese government accepted the US proposal to allow for more coordination between the US and the non-aligned countries in the Security Council. Sudan is keen to avoid confrontation with the new US administration, as "there are encouraging signals" regarding the relations between the two countries, the official said. Sudan would also like to secure the adoption of a unanimous vote in the Security Council on the lifting of sanctions. Last week, Egyptian President Husni Mubarak held successful discussions with the US administration on Sudan-US relations, the official said. As a sign of the thawing relations between the two countries, Sudan had dispatched Ambassador Al-Khidr Harun, from Tokyo, to Washington, where he had been instructed to reopen the Sudanese Embassy at the "charge d'affaires" level, said the official. The embassy was closed in 1998 after the US bombing of a pharmaceutical factory in Khartoum, allegedly connected to Usama bin Ladin.