Sudan said Tuesday it has determined the whereabouts of 11 European tourists and eight Egyptians kidnapped while on a Sahara desert safari in a remote corner of Egypt, but negotiations were continuing to try to win their release.
Sudanese officials determined that the kidnappers and their captives are at a location in the deserts of northwest Sudan about 15 miles (25 kilometers) from the Egyptian border, Sudanese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ali Youssef said in Khartoum. He said an Egyptian intelligence team had arrived in Sudan in connection with the abduction.
"The two governments of Sudan and Egypt agree that the top priority is the safety of the …
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