China Affirms Continuity of Cooperation with Sudan
Beijing affirms that Chinese companies working in Sudan will continue operation despite super power countries conspiracies aimed at making china gets exit from the country. It said the reports suspecting exported oil figures were not précised.
According to Beijing production reports are endorsed by the joint technical committee between north and south. Chinese ambassador to Khartoum Li Sheing told reporters yesterday on China sixty anniversary day that contradiction on exported oil figures is possible for technical reasons. He explains that there could be possible differences between preliminary and final census of oil exported figures. He said it is always possible to find differences in oil figures resulted from transport operation made for export purposes to world market.
However he affirms they are keen to deal in transparency with the government of Sudan
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