Sudan, Chad agree to bolster peace deal-adviser

21 Feb 2007

The leaders of Sudan and Chad agreed at a meeting in Libya on Wednesday to strengthen implementation of an existing accord to end violence on their borders, a Sudanese presidential adviser said. Full Story

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