Osman Mohammed was acompanied by Sudan’s Minister of Information Bushara Juma’a Arur and the Deputy Secretary General in Sudan Presidency office, Ambassador Jamal El-Sheikh.
President Paul Kagame commended Sudan’s efforts to bring peace to Southern Sudan, and the agreement signed between the conflicting parties in Central African Republic, which was recently hosted by Khartoum, stressing his follow-up on all current events on the continent.
Sudan News Agency (SUNA) reports that Kagame described Rwanda’s relations with Sudan as deep and historical, expressing his country’s desire to develop it to serve the interests of both countries and people.
Rwanda holds good bilateral relations based mostly on peace keeping.
Official figures as of November 2018 indicate that Rwanda is the country with the highest number of peacekeepers in Sudan under the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) with 1629 peacekeepers followed by Pakistan with 1159, Ethiopia with 1092 while Tanzania has 805 peacekeepers as the fourth country with most UN peacekeepers in Sudan.
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