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She stressed that he United States is deeply concerned by the deaths of four United Nations peacekeepers whose vehicles struck and detonated a land mine in the Abyei region this week, and by the Government of Sudan's response to this incident.
He highlighted that in cooperation with United States' international and regional partners, the U.S. Government will continue to work to address the humanitarian crisis while continuing to support long-term political and food security in the region
The Senior Official said that the new guidance will clarify that aid workers who are partnering with the U.S. Government to help save lives under dangerous conditions are not in conflict with U.S. laws and regulations that seek to limit the resource
She congratulated King Mohamed VI and the Moroccan people on the peaceful constitutional referendum held on 1st of July, and welcome it as an important step toward democratic reform.
Ms. Clinton highlighted that Benin's achievements as a peaceful, democratic country with a strong commitment to human rights and education will improve the quality of life for all Beninese people now and in the years to come.