Frattini's silence on foreign policy

The results of the referendum confirm that almost all of southern Sudanese have voted for the secession of the southern regions of the North and the Khartoum government. With a turnout that leaves no shadows: more than 90 percent. In short, next July would be born the 54th African state. It is a historic event for the continent and an upheaval in the geopolitical balance in the heart of Africa: all relations with neighboring countries - and even less close - will change, there will be a race to the vast resources of the South (most oil, precious woods, mines, land, agricultural products), there will be several industrialized countries (the United States on his head, so did their utmost for the success of the referendum) eager to build relationships and relations with the new political leadership and we will a whole state to be built, given the almost total absence of facilities and infrastructure in South Sudan.