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August 5, 2012 (JUBA) — South Sudan oil minister Stephen Dhieu Dau said that his ministry would call companies to fix dates on which they would resume work oil production.

Dau was speaking to Sudan Tribune after an understanding on oil transportation fees reached on Friday by the negotiating delegations of the two countries. The mediation said the parties have to finalise the other unresolved issue before the end of September.

Sudan also said the resumption of oil production can not be allowed before to fix the issue of security arrangements as Khartoum wants Juba to stop its support to the Sudanese rebel groups, a matter that the latter kept denying.

"We have started receiving calls and communication with oil companies. We have fixed dates on which they will start resumption of production and export, the minister said on Saturday.

"Our oil expertise staff members and employees have been informed to report to the ministry for update and briefing", Dau told Sudan Tribune on Saturday.

"We will tell companies of the remaining steps to prepare for the resumption of production and export," he said, adding that South Sudanese negotiating team has kept pledges to resolve remaining differences.

He called on the international community to ensure that Sudanese government respects the reached agreement in order not to substantiate mistrust and fears of not implementing deals it signs with partners.

"We closed oil production because Sudanese government was confiscating it. With this agreement we now need the international community to ensure that Sudan will not confiscate our oil which passes through it territory", he said.

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  • 6 August 2012 06:37, by Matur Angok

    Darkagel, Ali, Northern Sudanese, Jalaby, You will cry when you get the correct information regarding the oil deal.. It’s absolutely less ten dollars per barrel and your criminal media in Khratoum reported nonsense called $25... Your criminals negotaitors will never win over good man called Pagan Amum.. Fuck your father bashir,guys.... Fucken terrorist, dogs of North Sudan...

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    • 7 August 2012 01:41, by Northern Sudanese

      Matur Angok
      are you in dreamland or what?
      what pagan says is something and what we take in port sudan is something else! do you really think we will let you easily export for less than $10 ???
      those $25 is what we take but those less than $10 is what pagan claims. insulting us means cancelling the agreement insects :D

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    • 7 August 2012 01:44, by Northern Sudanese

      why should we believe pagan? is pagan working for sudan innorder to believe him??? he is working for south sudan and for the benefit of south sudanese so what he says is something that doesn’t bother us!
      where is your less than $1 ???
      pagan is lying like withdrawing heglig and not supporting rebels like what the cowboy admitted today XD

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  • 6 August 2012 06:38, by Matur Angok

    We will not pay you $3B either.. We will build pipeline and terminate the deat before the agreed three years...

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  • 6 August 2012 07:04, by Eastern

    Oh boy! Both South Sudan and the Sudan needs the oil taps to open the soonest. Both economies were at their knees. However this time round we need transparency and honesty. South Sudan, invest the petrodollars into fiable ventures such as railways and new pipe lines to the India Ocean not the V8 4x4 vehicles the country really does not need. Have a leaner cabinet. Trim the national assembly as wel

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  • 6 August 2012 07:48, by Chol

    We understand that Sudan Tribune is always under pressure from those who don’t want lies to be challenge. But that is not going to help put off the hatred! This is like covering someone mouth to avoid him or her to say anything but it’s just going to let them exploit with more anger! What is the point of having debates on issues when no one is there to challenge!

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  • 6 August 2012 07:49, by wdalbalad1

    really the two parties signed oil’s agreement on condition to solve security and border demarcation then to implement it.
    S S minister has right to call companies to update them about agreement and let them to make prepration to resume production when reach agreement about unresolved issue otherwise oil’s agreement will be useless

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    • 6 August 2012 18:39, by Justin Chicago opiny

      Be vigilance this time around and keep an eye on khartoum to not divert the crude to their refinery.And Also make sure that you have skilled south sudanese in every department of the oil production from oil fields in South Sudan to the terminals in Portsudan.Without that you will cry foul again, and establish South sudan association for non destructive testing (SSANDT) to regulate the trade.

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  • 6 August 2012 08:04, by jjb south

    okay, the wealth is back ,the govt thieves are preparing tricks to steal.this might be the last test for this govt to prove its worthy taking good care of its citizens but not individuals & have future plans for brighter economy.the corrupt must be put behind bars mercilessly. "SPLM" remember 2015 is around the corner,you will be kicked out if you don’t perform the promises.

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  • 6 August 2012 08:11, by wdalbalad1

    why is comment not appear?
    there is any problem in the site

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  • 7 August 2012 06:18, by never

    who care! i don’t see anything wrong with khatm stealing our oil. if kiir and his ministers steal our money, than there is nothing wrong with khartoum stealing our oil.
    Bhar leadership.

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