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To: Jordan Electron who wrote (7883)	3/8/1998 2:58:00 PM
From: LARRY LARSON	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9164

Hi Kids- Is this important or not? Sudan Council Sees Need for Improved U.S. Ties ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ Latest News From Sudan At Sudan.Net ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ News Article by REUTERS on March 08, 1998 at 09:18:23: Sudan Council Sees Need for Improved U.S. Ties Reuters 08-MAR-98 KHARTOUM, March 8 (Reuters) - A Sudanese Foreign Ministry official said in remarks published on Sunday that Sudan and the United States should work on improving diplomatic relations. Hassan Abdin, Foreign Ministry director of foreign relations, made the remarks on Saturday after a meeting of the ministry's advisory council. ''The meeting affirmed the necessity of improving relations between Sudan and the United States and their development in all fields, especially politically, economically and culturally,'' the private Al Rai al Aam newspaper quoted Abdin as saying. It said he called for dialogue between the two countries. It was not immediately clear whether any steps would be taken to start talks. The United States in 1993 put Sudan on a list of countries it says support international terrorism. Ties deteriorated in last November when the United States imposed economic sanctions on Sudan, accusing it of human rights violations and sponsoring international terrorism. Sudan has denied the charges and says the United States is punishing it for the Islamist orientation of its government and for its independent foreign and domestic policies.