 Saudi Arabia and Sudan are set to sign two agreements here today on fighting terrorism and smuggling, and extradition of criminals.
| And who would know terrorism and smuggling better than the Soddies and the Sudanese? |
Interior Minister Prince Naif held talks here yesterday with his Sudanese counterpart Abdul Rahim Hussein in preparation for the signing of the accords. Prince Naif arrived here on Tuesday, a day after the chief of the Sudanese intelligence spoke about the presence of Saudi extremists who had intruded into Sudanese territories. Prince Naif began his Khartoum talks with a meeting with Ali Othman Muhammad Taha, first vice president. Speaking to reporters, Prince Naif said his talks with Hussein focused on security issues. He said the two accords which will be inked today, would set the framework for security cooperation between the two Arab countries. He emphasized the strong relations between Saudi Arabia and Sudan and commended the high morals, sincerity and trustworthiness of Sudanese expatriate workers in the Kingdom. |