Former US president welcomes Sudan poll extension
- 12 years ago
Jimmy Carter, the former US president, is leading a team of 70 international observers to monitor the ongoing Sudan's national elections.
He is currently in Juba in southern Sudan, where he told Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel Hamid that he welcomes the government's decision to extend the polls by two days, which he says will give everyone a chance to vote.
Carter also speaks about problems faced by ground teams across the country. (Apr 14, 2010)
He is currently in Juba in southern Sudan, where he told Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel Hamid that he welcomes the government's decision to extend the polls by two days, which he says will give everyone a chance to vote.
Carter also speaks about problems faced by ground teams across the country. (Apr 14, 2010)