The advisor to the President of the Republic official file of Darfur Dr. Ghazi Salah al-Din, returned home yesterday from Doha after a two-day visit .
Dr. Ghazi in a press statement following his arrival at Khartoum airport that the visit aimed to identify the concluding the negotiation sessions.
Dr.Gazi reiterated that the strategy of the country for Peace adopts several axes, is not concentrated on the negotiations taking place abroad, noting that the government is seeking peace through the direct action of the field, noting in this connection to multiple visits to visit Darfur to push the development and establishment of services and the achievement of reconciliation and justice.
He added that the government delegation briefed on the mediation opinion, pointing out the absence of a final document in this regard.
Confirmed its commitment to the Abuja peace agreement in Darfur , and the commitment to Darfurien negotiation.

Vice - President of the Republic, Ali Osman Mohamed Taha, has affirmed Sudan keenness to consolidate its relations with Chad, especially in the education field
This came when he received Wednesday the visiting Chadian Minister of National Education, Abu-Bakr Al-Siddiq, in the presence of the Minister of Education, Dr. Farah Mustafa.
Taha appreciated the stances of Chad and the level of the cooperation between Khartoum and N'djamena
The Chadian Minister of Education said that his visit to Khartoum aims for reactivating the agreement between the two countries in the fields of education, curriculums and the exchange of experiences and cadres
The Chadian minister hoped that a number of Sudanese schools will be established in Chad, indicating that the existing Sudanese School in N'djamena has contributed to expansion of education, culture and training in his country

Sudan and Chad will sign today a number of memos of understanding in the fields of training, educational curriculums and provision of Chad with Arabic language teachers
The Minister of Education, Dr. Farah Mustafa, said in a press statement yesterday following his meeting with the Vice - President of the Republic and the visiting Chadian Minister for National Education that there are a number of spheres of cooperation between the two countries in the field Education, referring to the Sudanese Community School in Ndjamena

The Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Engineer. Kamal Ali Mohamed, disclosed that Sudan will be committed to its policies with regard to the recognition of the rights of all the Nile Basin countries to the just exploitation of the Nile water with out causing damage to other member states
The Minister said in press statements, yesterday that Sudan agreed, during the past period, to a request by Tanzania, Rwanda and the World Bank to establish irrigation projects in Tanzania and Rwanda for the interest of the people of the two countries with causing damage to Sudan and Egypt
Engineer. Ali commenting on the Signing of the Nile Water Frame work Agreement by Burundi indicated that Sudan has been expecting the move since the five countries signed the Agreement in Entebbe, Uganda, during last May

The Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Engineer Kamal Ali Mohamed, Wednesday received the governor of West Darfur, Jaafar Abdul-Hakam, and discussed the ongoing arrangements in the state for implementing a number of water projects in the context of Darfur peace strategy.
The Minister of Irrigation indicated that the strategy includes digging ground water wells, construction of water pumps, rehabilitation of 22 water reservoirs as well as establishing water networks in Zalinge, Garsila, Khor Baranga and Hijlij at the cost of 43 million pounds for the interest of the citizens and the returnees from the displacement and refugees camps
He said that the implementation of these water projects aims for boosting security, stability and peace in Darfur