•HCON 402 IH 
Whereas the United Nations Security Council imposed puni-
tive sanctions on Sudan in 1996, demanding the extra-
dition of the three assassins; 
Whereas the whereabouts of the three assassins are currently 
unknown, although reports suggest that senior Sudanese 
officials facilitated their escape to Afghanistan in the 
mid-1990s; and 
Whereas not a single senior government official in Sudan has 
been removed from power or has been imprisoned because 
of involvement in or support for acts of international ter-
rorism: Now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate 
concurring), That the House of Representatives—
(1) recognizes the involvement in or support for 
acts of international terrorism by senior officials of 
the Government of the Republic of the Sudan; 
(2) calls on the Government of Sudan to cease 
its involvement in or support for acts of inter-
national terrorism and to prosecute and punish any 
Sudanese officials who have been involved in or sup-
ported acts of international terrorism; 
(3) recommends that the Government of Sudan 
thoroughly revamp and restructure its security serv-
ices and remove individuals who have been involved 
in acts of international terrorism as part of a final 
peace agreement in order to ensure lasting peace 
and stability in Sudan; and
•HCON 402 IH 
(4) requests that the Secretary of State inves-
tigate and submit a report to Congress docu-
menting—
(A) the involvement in or support of senior 
officials in the current Government of Sudan in 
support of acts of terrorism against the United 
States; 
(B) the nature and extent of the participa-
tion, if any, of senior Sudanese government of-
ficials in—
(i) the 1993 World Trade Center 
bombing; 
(ii) the assassination attempt of Presi-
dent Hosni Mubarak of Egypt; and 
(iii) the bombings of the embassies of 
the United States in Kenya and Tanzania; 
(C) the nature and extent of support being 
provided to Hamas and Hezbollah by Sudan; 
(D) the presence of Sudanese ‘‘volunteer’’ 
fighters currently in Iraq who have been in-
volved in terror attacks against United States 
Armed Forces, and the nature and extent of the 
participation, if any, of Sudan in the facilitation 
of the movement of these fighters from Sudan 
to Iraq; and
•HCON 402 IH 
(E) the nature and extent of the participa-
tion, if any, of particular Sudanese officials in 
support of acts of international terrorism, in-
cluding—
(i) Ali Osman Mohammed Taha, First 
Vice President; 
(ii) Dr. Nafee Ali Nafee, Minister of 
the Federal Government and former Min-
ister of the Interior (External Intelligence); 
(iii) Dr. Ghazi Salahadin, Presidential 
Advisor and Senior Member of the Na-
tional Islamic Front; 
(iv) Dr. Awad Ahmed El Jaz, Min-
ister of Energy and Mining; 
(v) Dr. Mutref Sadig Nimeri, Director 
General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 
and former Intelligence Chief during the 
assassination attempt against President 
Hosni Mubarak; 
(vi) Dr. Qutbi Al-Mahdi, former Ex-
ternal Intelligence Chief; 
(vii) Major General Salah Abdallah, 
Director of the Internal Security Branch; 
(viii) Major General El Hadi El 
Nakasha, Minister of Cabinet Affairs;
•HCON 402 IH 
(ix) Dr. Abul Karim Abdalla, Director 
of the External Security Branch; 
(x) Major General Osama Abdalla, 
National Congress Party; 
(xi) Major General Jamal Zamgan; 
and 
(xii) Major General Emad El Din 
Hussein.
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