We’re hearing nothing but empty platitudes of “brotherly love” after Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry’s visit to Sudan over the weekend. Nothing new has emerged on developments in resolving the ban on Egyptian agriculture goods or the deportation of Sudanese nationals from the disputed areas of Halayeb and Shalatin. Shoukry requested Sudan’s support in coordinating policy on the Nile Basin Initiative talks, according to Daily News Egypt.
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