Tuesday’s South Sudan-Sudan presidential summit will concentrate on border crossing points.
This was revealed by Foreign Affairs spokesperson Mawien Makol while receiving the Sudanese advanced delegation Monday morning in Juba.
Ambassador Makol said the visit of President Omar Al Bashir would accelerate the good relationship between Juba and Khartoum.
He warmly welcomed the Sudanese advanced delegation.
Sudanese Director for South Sudan Affairs Bederadin Abdallah Mohammed, who headed the advance delegation, said the summit is a continuous dialogue between Sudan and South Sudan to implement the cooperation agreements.
He added that the summit is expected to yield fruits for the two countries to reach a level of mutual understanding to boost bilateral relations.
Ambassador Abdallah said the Sudanese high delegation headed by President Bashir includes the Trade minister, Deputy Governor of Central Bank of Sudan, and a number of dignitaries.