From left: Ghazi Salahuddin, a senior official in north Sudan's ruling National Congress Party (NCP), US special envoy Scott Gration and Malik Agar, deputy chairman of south Sudan's ruling Sudan People?s Liberation Movement (SPLM), hold a joint press conference in Juba. Former enemies from north and south Sudan have failed to reach an agreement on a key referendum law. (AFP/Peter Martell)Sudanese Ex-Foes Fail To Reach Deal In Talks -- Yahoo News/AFP
JUBA, Sudan (AFP) – Former enemies from north and south Sudan failed on Thursday to reach an agreement on a key referendum law at the break of the latest round of talks with US special envoy Scott Gration.
"I?m very disappointed that while we had excellent discussions, and I think we framed out the issues on both sides, we were not able to reach an agreement on the referendum law," Gration told reporters at a joint press conference at the end of the two-day talks.
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