a ceasefire agreement was signed in darfur on 8 april 2004.
when was a ceasefire agreement signed in darfur?
8 april 2004
2004 darfur humanitarian ceasefire agreement





























following the escalation of the darfur conflict in the sudan, chad brokered negotiations in n'djamena led to the humanitarian ceasefire agreement between the sudanese government and the two rebel groups, the sudanese justice and equality movement (jem) and the sudan liberation movement/army (slm/a) on 8 april 2004, other signatories were chad and the african union. the ceasefire came into effect on 11 april 2004.
2004 darfur humanitarian ceasefire agreement
section::::development assistance.:sri lanka monitoring mission.





























sri lanka monitoring mission was established on 22 february 2002 under the terms of a ceasefire agreement signed by the government of sri lanka and the liberation tigers of tamil eelam, as a body that would monitor the ceasefire and enquire into reported violations of the ceasefire agreement. its members were drawn primarily from norway, sweden, finland, denmark, and iceland. following the abrogating of the ceasefire agreement in january 2008, the slmm announced on 3 january 2008 that it would finally terminate its remaining operational activities in sri lanka with effect from 16 january 2008.
denmark–sri lanka relations