موقف السودان من استقلال الكونغو (زائير)‎ 1960

Abstract EN

The Sudanese-Congolese relations are characterized by good relations and the principles and resolutions of the United Nations and other international organizations, although sometimes they are divided and sometimes divided.

The Sudan was one of the leading countries that had established relations with the newly independent State of the Congo and defended them in international forums in its struggle with white mercenaries and foreign interventions.

The Congo had witnessed many events and developments through the period of independence, national movements, the period of civil war, A game after independence in 1960 until Mobutu took power in 1965.

The relations between the two countries ranged from strong and strong relations to weak relations and volatile and tainted by some tensions due to conflicts and interference in internal affairs.

Sudan is associated with the Congo neighborhood and tribal ties, which helped deepen relations between the two countries.

After Congo's independence, many problems emerged in the Congo itself, thus affecting the relations between the two countries.

Relations with the Congolese forces became more complicated with the Sudanese forces that were part of the United Nations security forces.

The situation was further complicated by the horrific killing of Lumumba, which increased pressure The Sudanese government, which has changed its neutrality towards the issue of the Congo to support Lumumba rebels against the usurped power in the Congo, which eventually led to strained relations between the two countries and support each other's secessionist movements in both countries.

key words: SudamCongo ‘Lumumba‘Mobutu‘Zandi‘Team Aboud, The Samba Rebels.