Britain and Sudan have agreed to strengthen their cooperation in the fight against violent extremism. This follows a meeting between delegations from the two countries in Khartoum. Delegates at the meeting also discussed issues of human trafficking and illegal immigration. The last strategic dialogue between the two countries took place in London last October.
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