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Khartoum directs oil companies to export South Sudan’s oil production

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March 21, 2013 (KHARTOUM) - Sudan has officially directed oil companies to take the necessary measures allowing the exportation of the South Sudanese oil.

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A South Sudanese soldier walks past a crude oil reservoir tank at a field processing facility in Unity State on November 10, 2010. (Getty)

The decision, which is signed by Sudanese oil minister Awad Al-Jaz, includes oil processing, transportation through the pipelines and its exportation from Port Sudan on the Red Sea.

In Juba, South Sudanese oil minister Stephen Dhieu Dau confirmed the news saying that they have received official notification from the Sudanese government, ordering oil companies to start preparation to receive the crude oil.

Sudan and South Sudan on 12 March reiterated their commitment to implement all agreements they signed on 27 September 2012 including the exportation of South Sudan production of oil which is crucial for the new country .

On 8 March, delegates from the two countries at the level of the Joint Political and Military Mechanism (JPSM) agreed to implement the security arrangements and the buffer zone.

On 19 March after the verification of the effective withdrawal of the two armies from the disputed areas, the two sides agreed to form a committee to deal with the concerns and complaints on the support and harbouring of rebel groups.

The last agreement will pave the way to strengthen bilateral relations on all fields, said the Sudanese defence minister Abdel-Rahim Hussein to show how much the rebel issue is important for his government.

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  • 22 March 10:34, by Peter Mading

    That is a very positive move after massive death of both Soldiers between two Sudans. God must hold Bashier and Ali Nafi accountable for atrocities they did.

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  • 22 March 12:24, by Bauer

    Good move and it will benefit both Sudans.They should have realized this long time ago.The killing of each other and shouting about war should STOP.Let our leaders from either side see that they have fought enough and it is now dialogue which will make peace to prevail.Please anyone who will comment further, we should thank our governments for this positive step and always look in the +ve directio

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  • 22 March 12:34, by Gabriel Ajak

    Good,thing will be up to date accordingly.

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    • 22 March 14:10, by Ran mi Ran

      I don’t understand why those fucken Dinka are too much happy that oil production is going to begin .Is it just to corrupt again like what you did in past,there is no room again for you. corrupt people. your time has over for corruption ,food lover, Idiots.

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      • 22 March 19:31, by Dawood

        The corrupt looters in Juba are happy that oil will soon flow and are salivating like hungry dogs.

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  • 22 March 13:16, by Wen Majokweng

    We are much gland of hearing exportation of oil in south sudan.

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  • 22 March 14:21, by valentinoakec@yahoo.com

    I am still not believing Khartoum on their recent moves unless their armies are withdrawn from the border inwards into their land 10kms as agreed and see the South Sudan Oil follow into the international markets.

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  • 22 March 14:35, by Gabriel Ajak

    Jok mi Jok
    you Dinka Nuer u have two (2) major thing that will finish u up.
    1.weaken heart,that’s what made u to joint an Arab and start fighting against your brothers Dinka, but thank God we manage and endure all of u, Pannyantooch and Nyamnyam now you are enjoy our blood, how test it is? is it not sweet? English say forgiveness is not forgotten.
    2.u love food more then the way u enjoy your wife

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    • 22 March 17:37, by panom lualbil

      Dont be excited yet ’gar nuer’ dinka have more negotiations with BASHIER to reopen pipeline. You know there is no easy war wether it’s in frontline or with diplomacy. Just keep low profile like always and say, ’Thank you Lord’ our backbone SPLA r there 4 whatever unwanted things the Oppressors want us 2 go 4.

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    • 22 March 20:13, by julia

      thank u Gabriel Ajak.
      Could u remember Kuot Atem saying that Nuer ive polluted to ur nose a smell u won,t forget in ur life? For sure Nuer re food roughed community in s.sudan. Where there is food in this world bro be careful if there re nuer next to u,they would cliam it as their! Which may create a problem between u and him.
      Mr. SPLA red army from palataka.

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      • 22 March 20:26, by julia

        folks.
        Sorry i mean mr. Julia red army deputy cammander to Daniel Kodi in palataka. Some folks refered me as a ladi. My pseudo is/was Juliath but i didn,t how did sudantribune omit T&H to make it Julia. Could u plse mr.monydit. u re telling z u re my neighbour. Let me hope u re from Abyei Not Panaruu.by the way how is ur run away uncle Dr. luka Biong in Harvard Kenedy?

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