العلاقات السودانية الكونغولية (1956 - 1984) م

Abstract

Abstract The Sudanese Congolese relation are deemed to be one of the most special in the foreign affairs domain these relations were represented in good tenns neighborhood relationship and being committed to the principles and decisions of the international organizations exemplified for by the African unity organization and the united nations. Nevertheless these relations were lit intermittently vitiated by some discrepancies. i . ~' ,.\g,0_;Jl4,}M §,mSiidai1 was one of the pioneer countries that had established bilateral Z Congo state. lt has also supported it in the international area pertaining to its conflicts with the white mercenaries and the foreign interventions. The duration covered by the research which amounts to twenty eight years is one of the richest periods witnessingvidiversified incidents and governments such as the national govemment 1956-1958, followed by the I ~ ik i first military regional (the November coup 1958-1964). '1hen follows the duration 01' October revolution extending 1964-1969 paving the way for the second military regime to represented in may coup 1969-1984. By the same taken Congo had witnessed many incidents and developments that commenced by its independence, the national movements, the civil war era, conflicts related to ruling the country and the internal riots that occurred immediately after the independence on 3O/6/ 1960. Till Moboto seized and took control on 25/l l/l965. The duration of his rule extended for 32 years through which he was contemporary to most ol’ the regions that ruled Sudan_ The bilateral relations between the two countrie/s wavered between strong and powerful to weak and tepid relationships which were vitiated by some strain and tensions created by the conflicts and intervention in the intemal affairs. Sudan and Congo have good neighborhood bonds in addition to the ethnic, cultural and social inter connection and interrelations. This has been realized through the admixing and unification of the kinship ties between the southern boards tribes (e.g the Zandie and the Kakwa) as and example, a fact that a nisted in auginenting and deepening the relationships betweeml thertwo countries. - i l " The two countries diligently worked on ameliorating and developing their bilateral relation through entering into economic, cultural, political security and military agreements in addition to participating in the international conl’erences for the whole purpose of augmenting and developing these relations targeting at the mutual interests of these two, brotherly countries. '- - __ _ ‘This is the first academic study controlled by precise scientificl restraints all throughout Sudan. The study elaborates with precision and subjectivity on the Sudanese Congolese relationships for the mere purpose of gap filling to complete the researches pertaining to the relationships of the series of the adjacent countries neighboring to the Sudan republic.