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القمة الرباعية في العلمين تدعو لحل سياسي سوداني
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القمة الرباعية في العلمين تدعو لحل سياسي سوداني

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

أكدت القمة الرباعية التشاورية بين مصر والسودان وإريتريا والصومال، دعم وحدة السودان وسيادته وسلامة أراضيه ومؤسساته الوطنية، مع رفض إنشاء أي كيانات موازية، وتشجيع استئناف العملية السياسية بملكية وقيادة سودانية. جاء ذلك في “إعلان العلمين المشترك” الصادر، الأحد، عقب القمة التي استضافتها مدينة العلمين الجديدة بمشاركة الرئيس المصري عبد الفتاح السيسي، ورئيس إريتريا أسياس أفورقي، …

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