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Hamdok: Sudan’s Removal of Terrorism List Shouldn’t be Conditioned
Sada El-Balad
27.09. 23:52
Hamdok: Sudan’s Removal of Terrorism List Shouldn’t be Conditioned
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok asserted that his country does not want to link its removal from a US list of states sponsoring terrorism – to the normalization of relations with Israel. Being on that list, the country is hindered its access to foreign funding and aid to support its ailing e»»»
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