Chad rebels said on Friday they would renew their participation in peace-building talks with the interim authorities, after breaking off negotiations last week.
The decision revives the possibility of their participation in a national dialogue in August that is meant to be a precursor to long-awaited elections after interim President Mahamat Idriss Deby seized power following his father's death last year.
In a statement, the rebel groups said they would resume talks, without giving further details. They had earlier accused the interim authorities of creating a "bad atmosphere" at negotiations in Qatar.
