KHARTOUM (Sputnik) — There is no full-fledged military agreement between the two countries, however, the desire to cooperate, particularly by police and security forces, exists, the ambassador stressed.
"The number of employees of Sudanese police and security officers of various ranks who received training in Turkey has reached 1,800," Aydin said, adding that some of the training courses, attended by the Sudanese colleagues, "were related to the technique of the fight against terrorism."
The ambassador noted that the countries jointly combat the radicalization of the youth and attempts to join the Daesh extremist organization.
Daesh is a designated terrorist group that is outlawed in the United States and Russia among many other countries.
