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Tuesday, 18 January, 2000, 18:27 GMT
Sudan peace talks in Tripoli

The Middle East News Agency says that officials from Egypt and Libya are meeting in the Libyan capital Tripoli tomorrow later today -- Wednesday to discuss their initiative to end the sixteen-year-old civil war in Sudan.

Egypt and Libya want all parties in the conflict to appoint representatives to a committee that will be charged with convening a reconciliation conference.

But the biggest southern opposition group, the Sudan People's Liberation Army, says the plan should be integrated in a more limited one being backed by the United States and other African countries.

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