Bashir, leader of Sudan to the south before a referendum to reassure

Sudanese President Omar al - Bashir on Sunday that he chose to withdraw from the referendum, even if it would be helpful to have assured the southern Sudan.

South of the capital, jyubae after arriving, Mr. Bashir, he split means "sad" would be, but "I leave you the decision of the decision even if you're going to celebrate." He

Mr Bashir, then leader of the south, Salva Kiir, and headed to the summit.

A referendum to end the two decades of war is part of the 2005 agreement.

Mr. baswireugwa Mr Kiir was in the opposite side.

The authorities gave nearly four million people in the autonomous southern Sudan over 95% of the vote is registered suppose. And eight other foreign countries joined the northern Sudan.
'Anything for you'

BBC's East Africa correspondent Will Ross on Tuesday, Mr. jyubaeseo baswireuui message means the largest country in north Africa is finally allowed to split the two and go a long way to reassure the people said.

Mr Bashir said: "If the means of partitioning will be sad for me personally, but we have peace in Sudan between the two sides to the same time, I will be happy .."

Stately style did not work above unity, saying, He Added. "Anything in Khartoum logistical needs in terms of technical or professional support, we can get in two, we're not ready to give us the benefit of unification can be found in the separate state."

Our reporter to help improve his tarnished image over the years, Mr. baswireuyi enemy, but from the south Tuesday, with his message of peace to see the message says.

His suit coat over traditional southern Mr Bashir,,, demonstrated in favor of secession jyubae met at the airport but the festive atmosphere of about 500 people in.

Dad and Mr. Kiir described the borders, citizenship and the division of oil wealth could concentrate on important issues such as the talks went on.

Means of sub-Saharan Africa is the third-largest oil producer.
The '100% 'ready

Southern Sudan since the colonial times, the government in Khartoum has been neglected by a succession of.

North and south is also the culture, religion, ethnicity and shared history of conflict, and correspondents say.

On Monday, the Southern Sudan Referendum Committee (SSRC), a cold Reec Madut, the spokesman said, "Vote for the one hundred percent ready."

Training should be conducted in remote areas still have access to polling place problems were still there, he said. But he will not affect their vote would be claimed.

Sudan's poor infrastructure, political instability and the risk of an outbreak of violence, to postpone the referendum was concerned that maybe.

In order to consider valid votes, 60% of the voters must participate.

U.S. Department of State, PJ Crowley, a spokesman for, is optimistic about Sunday's referendum on the two sides should be open and trustworthy process that it said appeared to agree.