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|  |  | Deputy Secretary Zoellick Welcomes African Union Chairperson Konare Deputy Secretary Zoellick: "The African Union has been playing a very fundamental role in Sudan. The African Union forces, military forces, the AMIS mission have been acting with great courage and doing a tremendous job in Darfur. ...We want to follow up on the African Union's Peace and Security Council decision of March about transitioning to a UN force."
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|  | ![Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, right, and Canadian Foreign Minister Peter McKay shake hands after a press conference at the State Department on Thursday, April 13, 2006 in Washington, DC. [© AP/WWP]](/all/20060417183847im_/http://www.state.gov/cms_images/thumbs/thumb96_2006_0413_rice_2502.jpg) |  | Secretary Rice Welcomes Canadian Foreign Minister Secretary Rice: "...Our relationship with Canada is again a global relationship. It is one that uses our common values and our assets to try and affect change across the world."
|  | ![Sudanese refugees reach the Chad border after fleeing political violence in Darfur, Sudan in this July 9, 2004 photo. [© AP/WWP file photo]](/all/20060417183847im_/http://www.state.gov/cms_images/thumbs/thumb96_2006_0417_chad_96.jpg) |  | U.S. Urges Chad to Resolve Crisis Through Peaceful Means Department Spokesman Sean McCormack: "We are very much interested in seeing the political crisis in Chad resolved and that it is up to the people of Chad to resolve any political differences they may have within the confines of their law and through dialogue and peaceful means, not through use of violence. "
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