January 17, 2008
THE PRESIDENT: I've just had an extensive visit with Madam Secretary and members of my national security team; Rich Williamson, who is the Presidential Envoy -- Special Envoy to Sudan.
We talked about our mon mitment and the mitment of this government to help the suffering of citizens in Sudan who, you know, suffer deprivation and rape. My administration called this a genocide，翻譯社. Once you label it "genocide" you obviously have to do something about it.
Our discussion centered upon our mutual desire to develop a strategy that will help the United Nations bee more effective. The United Nations considers the Darfur issue a central issue, and it's on its agenda. We agree. The United States can help what has been a process，台北翻譯社, frankly, that has unfolded a little too slow for our liking. And we can help.
And secondly, we want to make sure that the peace agreement, negotiated through this administration by Ambassador Danforth between the north and south, holds. So Rich is going to report back to me quickly. And I plan to accelerate our efforts.
You know，翻譯公司, America is probably wondering why, why do you care? And one of the reasons we care about the suffering in Sudan is because we care about the human condition all across the face of the earth，翻譯. And we fully understand that when people suffer, it is in our interest to help. And we also understand that when people suffer it makes it more likely that some may turn to the ideology of those who use murder as a weapon. So it's in our national security interest and it's in our -- in the interest of our conscience to confront this，英文翻譯, what we have called a genocide. And I want to thank you for taking this on.
AMBASSADOR WILLIAMSON: Thank you, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: It means a great deal and you've got my full support.
AMBASSADOR WILLIAMSON: I appreciate it. Thank you, sir.
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