Sudan and South Sudan are discussing how to resume oil exports
Sudan and South Sudan yesterday Sunday emphasized the need to deal with the obstacles hindering efforts to restart the transportation of South Sudanese oil through Sudanese land.
This has come after the Chairman of the Transitional Council of Sudan, who is also the Commander-in-Chief of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF), General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, met yesterday Sunday with the South Sudanese President's Adviser on National Security, Tut Gatluak in Port Sudan, the capital of the Red Sea State of eastern Sudan.
In his statement, Gatuak said, South Sudan is ready to implement the items of the agreement between it and the government of Sudan. In addition, he said: "All the technical teams in these two countries are ready to increase production and ensure that South Sudanese oil reaches the country through Bashayer port in Sudan.
In March this year, the government of Sudan announced the suspension of South Sudanese oil sales through Sudanese areas due to the problems that occurred in the oil transportation routes.
According to the government of Sudan, the problem was caused by the blocking of an underground pipeline located in the north of the White Nile State of Sudan, an area controlled by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) participating in the power struggle between it and the Army. of Sudan (SAF).
