DAKAR, Senegal, March 14 (UPI) -- Sudan and Chad have signed an agreement focused on ending five years of tension between the African countries.
Chad President Idriss Deby and Sudan President Omar al-Bashi this week agreed to enforce past unsuccessful peace agreements at a summit in Dakar, Senegal, the BBC reported Friday.
The new agreement reportedly calls for the creation of a group of foreign ministers from several African countries that would gather monthly to confirm whether the peace pact had been violated.
This is the sixth agreement in the past five years and verbal disputes between the countries will not likely end with Thursday's deal signing, the BBC said.
Advocates said the deal should be given a fair chance as a possible way to end fighting on both sides.
