Sudan and South Sudan agree to monitor borders

Sudan and South Sudan agreed to monitor the borders to prevent the infiltration of criminals and cooperate to recover the Sudanese loot that entered South Sudan during the war.
This was announced by the Minister of Interior, Lieutenant General Khalil Pasha Sayrin, in a press statement at Port Sudan International Airport after his return from Rwanda after participating in the 24th Ministerial Meeting of the East African Police Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO) and the 26th Regular Conference of the organization.
Sayrin said that he discussed with his South Sudanese counterpart on the sidelines of the conference, internal security issues against the backdrop of attacks on Sudanese in South Sudan and South Sudanese citizens in Sudan, where the meeting confirmed that the attacks were individual cases.
Lieutenant General Sayrin confirmed that Sudan participated in the sub-committees, ministerial and permanent coordination committees and the directors-general of police.
He said that the EAPCCO ministerial meeting confirmed strengthening regional cooperation to combat terrorism, organized, cross-border and emerging crime.
He pointed out that the meeting ensured the strengthening of cooperation to combat these crimes and issued a number of recommendations related to the exchange of information.