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Juba complaining of "the game of preconditions" to Khartoum



New York - South Sudan's ambassador to the United Nations Francis Nazario had not been significant progress during the talks between his country and Sudan, which confirmed that he continues to set preconditions in the consultations.

Nazario explained, in an interview to journalists followed the closed consultations held in the UN Security Council, that limited progress has been achieved during the talks between South Sudan and Sudan in Addis Ababa this month.

He said "it was hoped to finalize the security mechanisms and common political after the presidential summit in Addis Ababa to start the application without further delay, but unfortunately the government of Sudan continues to set preconditions and remain flexible in all outstanding matters, which include the establishment of the border region demilitarized and discussions on the disputed areas, and temporary special measures in Abyei, and the resumption of the flow of southern Sudan's oil in the territory of Sudan. "

Nazario stressed that his country has exercised restraint and had shown flexibility in dealing with outstanding matters after independence.

He said that the international community urged the Sudanese government to implement the commitments they have undertaken, and added that the Government of Sudan continues to ignore the peaceful coexistence between the two countries.

Referred to he held in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa meeting between the presidents of Sudan and Southern Sudan to discuss how to implement the agreements signed between the two sides in late September last year.

The Presidents Omar al-Bashir and Salva Kiir signed at the end of September / September last security and cooperation agreement between Khartoum and Abuja, after marathon negotiations that lasted for more than 5 days in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa.

This agreement, however, was described at the time as "incomplete" because it did not resolve the dispute over the issues of Abyei and the demarcation of the border between the two countries, and in addition to the many outstanding issues that still poison relations between the two countries.