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| Video Discription | (21 Oct 2014) LEADIN: Sudan's ruling party are defending their decision not to invite the Muslim Brotherhood to their annual general meeting, which starts in two days time in Khartoum. The National Congress Party says it's "not possible" to invite the Brotherhood this year. STORYLINE: Outside Sudan's ruling National Congress Party (NCP) headquarters, all is calm. But the party of Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir is having to defend itself from Muslim Brotherhood activists. The NCP has not invited the Brotherhood to their annual general conference. Inside the NCP buildings, presidential counsellor, Ibrahim Ghandour, is reiterating the party's position. He says it's "not possible" to invite the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm - the Freedom and Justice Party: "We do not (usually) invite the Muslim Brotherhood, we invite the Freedom and Justice Party and right now it is not possible to invite the party (the Freedom and Justice Party)," he explains. There are fears that Sudanese politicians are bowing to international pressure to categorise the Muslim Brotherhood as "terrorist" - and are trying to alienate them from political life. In December 2013, neighbouring Egypt declared the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation, and intensified its campaign of arrests and prosecutions targeting its members. In February, Muslim Brotherhood activists rallied outside Egypt's Embassy in Khartoum in support of their brothers in Egypt. Fath Al-Rahman Shbarqa, the Editor in Chief of Al ray Alaam newspaper (Public Opinion newspaper) says prohibiting the Muslim Brotherhood from attending the conference is the right decision. "I think that this happened before, I think under Al Turabi's rule (former leader of National Islamic Front in Sudan) they used to send invitations to prohibited and hated parties which caused a lot of trouble, and the government was blamed for this and I don't think it is wise or sensible to invite despised parties," he explains. The NCP's general assembly meeting will take place on October 23rd in Khartoum. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/eb4b9255e48b310cc796ebd7a32f236f |
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