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The article discusses the history of relations between Sudan and Eritrea, clarifying that their relationship is based on social and historical ties. The two countries share borders and security, economic, and strategic interests in the Horn of Africa region and the Red Sea. Despite periods of tension and severed relations that began in the 1990s due to accusations of mutual support for opposition groups, the first decade of the new millennium saw a move toward reconciliation and cooperation. This included restoring diplomatic ties, mutual visits, and signing agreements to strengthen security and trade coordination. Although tensions occasionally resurfaced, especially in 2018, relations continued to develop toward greater stability. The recent meeting between the leaders of the two countries highlights a long-term process aimed at fostering cooperation and sustainable stability, particularly given the strategic and security importance of their shared border amid regional challenges.
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