南苏丹总统基尔与斡旋者讨论恢复罗马和谈
(2022-12-11 16:55:14)
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非洲南苏丹和谈罗马军事 |
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South Sudan’s Kiir, mediators discuss
resumption of Rome talks
December 8, 2022 (JUBA) – South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir
on Thursday met a delegation from the Sant’Egidio community to
discuss resumption of Rome peace talks between the government and
the hold-out groups.
The meeting came weeks after government suspended the talks,
citing the lack of commitment of the hold-out opposition groups in
peace talks.
South Sudan’s Presidential Affairs minister, Barnaba Marial
Benjamin said Kiir and the delegation discussed the importance of
political dialogue between the government and the hold out groups
to end the violence.
He said Kiir lauded the community of Sant’Egidio for their
commitment to support the peace process and bringing together both
sides to agree on an inclusive peace process in the young
nation.
For his part, the Secretary General of Sant’Egidio community,
Paolo Impagliazzo reiterated their commitment to continue mediating
between the government and holdout groups to find amicable solution
to conflicts.
The holdout groups, now operating under a new umbrella of
non-signatory South Sudan group, are a collection of armed and
non-political organizations which declined to sign the 2018
revitalized peace agreement, claiming it did not address
specifically the root causes of the conflict in the country.
More than five armed and non-dissident groups such as the
National Salvation Front (NAS), South Sudan United Front (SSUF),
the Real SPLM, South Sudan People’s Patriotic Movement (SSPPM),
SPLM-IO Kitgwang of Gen. Simon Gatwech Dual and SPLM-IO of Gen.
Johnson Olony operate independently and despite the presence of
United Nations peacekeeping troops, these groups continue to cause
havoc in the communities and control weakly governed areas.
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