South Sudan's Darius Garng and Sudan's Al-Amin Mohamed Banga sign a border pact at the conclusion of the 11th Joint Border Commission meeting in Khartoum, Sudan on October 22, 2019. The two sides resolved disputes along the border, enhancing trade and security, except over five areas which will be the subject of further discussions in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. PHOTO | MAWAHIB ABDALLATIF | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Sudan and South Sudan have made a major breakthrough in border talks that concluded on Tuesday in Khartoum leaving only five areas subject to further negotiations.
At the conclusion of its 11th Joint Border Commission on October 22, chairman Moaz Mohamed Ahmed Tengu said the two sides agreed on where the border should pass.
