Sudan govt, rebels to hold private talks Monday
SIRTE, Libya, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Sudanese government and rebel delegates at Darfur peace talks have agreed to convene behind closed doors on Monday to try agree an agenda, mediators said on Sunday after two initial days of public discussion.
Declaring the public opening session of the talks closed, UN envoy Jan Eliasson added in remarks to the gathering that mediators would still continue to try to persuade rebel leaders boyoctting the talks to come to Libya to take part.
Declaring the public opening session of the talks closed, UN envoy Jan Eliasson added in remarks to the gathering that mediators would still continue to try to persuade rebel leaders boyoctting the talks to come to Libya to take part.
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