Sudan wants EU money to shore up security and border controls along its 383-kilometer frontier with Libya.
Ibrahim Ghandour, Sudan’s minister of foreign affairs, told EUobserver the EU should help finance its border management.
“Sudan is now trying to guard this border with Libya in cooperation with other neighbors as well. But as you know, with a long border and limited resources that may not be easy, but Sudan is doing its best,” he said.
Ghandour was in Valletta as part o...
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