Sino–Sudanese relations

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**Sino-Republic of Sudan relations**


People's Republic of China	Sudan

People's Republic of China–Sudan relations refers to the bilateral relations between the People's Republic of China and Sudan.

[edit] Darfur issue

Despite the War in Darfur, the PRC government has not publicly criticized the government in Khartoum, calling the conflict an internal affair.^{[citation needed]} The PRC government has been criticized for seeming to put its commercial interests, including access to raw materials in Sudan, ahead of humanitarian concerns.^{[citation needed]}

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