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UPDATED: 11 Jul 2008 GMT
  • Special Envoy Williamson Visits Sudan

    As part of ongoing discussions with the government of Sudan, U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Rich Williamson arrived in Khartoum on May 28, 2008 for a weeklong stay. Special Envoy Williamson held talks with senior government officials of the Government of National Unity and the Government of Southern Sudan.

  • U.S. Journalist Offers Training to Aspiring New Writers

    The U.S. Embassy in Khartoum sponsored a training workshop on basic journalism skills by USA Today’s Baghdad Bureau Chief, Charles Levinson, from May 4 to May 8, 2008.

  • Charge Fernandez Visits Kassala

    U.S. Charge d'Affaires Alberto Fernandez visited Kassala state May 4-5, 2008, and met with local political leaders and toured several sites with the United States Agency for International Development.

     
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Demonstrations
This Warden Message alerts U.S. citizens to the continuing possibility of civil disturbances and demonstrations against the recent judicial action of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Mimimal Embassy Staffing July 15, 2008
This Warden Message alerts U.S. citizens that the U.S. Embassy will operate with minimal staffing on July 15. U.S. citizens are reminded that the Department of State continues to warn against all travel to Sudan. The U.S. Embassy may adjust future staffing and office hours depending on the security situation.

Minimal US Embassy Staffing/ Departure of UN Dependents
This Warden Message alerts U.S. citizens that the United Nations has ordered the departure of dependent family members from Sudan, and that the U.S. Embassy will operate with minimal staffing on July 14.

U.S. Embassy Alert
U.S. citizens are reminded that the Department of State continues to warn against all travel to Sudan, particularly in the Darfur area, where violence between government forces and various armed militias continues.

Anniversary of CPA Implementation
Today marks the mid-point for the six-year implementation of interim measures laid out in Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). Three years ago, the Presidency of the Government of National Unity was sworn in, inaugurating the processes of power and wealth-sharing embodied in the agreement.