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Published on 2024-04-18 07:16:01
On April 17, 2024, South Sudan’s Foreign Affairs Minister, James Pitia Morgan, met with former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok in Paris to discuss their commitment to working together and with other actors to bring an end to the conflict in Sudan. The meeting took place at a conference organized by the French government and the European Union, where international and regional organizations, as well as key figures from Sudan, gathered to address crucial issues such as funding, access to displaced populations, and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
During the conference, Minister Morgan engaged with various stakeholders, including government officials, ministers, and the President of France, Emmanuel Macron. He also had discussions with the Executive Secretary of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and the Special Envoy. However, a significant meeting took place between Morgan and Dr. Abdalla Hamdok, where they delved into the pressing issues confronting Sudan.
Minister Morgan emphasized President Salva Kiir’s unwavering commitment to supporting the peace process in neighboring Sudan. He conveyed a message of solidarity and cooperation from the South Sudanese government, expressing their eagerness to contribute to achieving peace and stability in the region. The meeting between Morgan and Hamdok underscored the importance of collaboration and dialogue among key stakeholders to address the root causes of conflict in Sudan.
The discussions in Paris highlighted the critical need for concerted efforts to address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, particularly in terms of providing essential aid to displaced populations. Both Minister Morgan and Dr. Hamdok recognized the urgency of the situation and affirmed their commitment to working towards a sustainable solution. They acknowledged the importance of leveraging international support and resources to facilitate the delivery of aid to those most in need.
The meeting between Minister Morgan and Dr. Hamdok signified a step towards fostering closer cooperation between South Sudan and Sudan in addressing shared challenges and promoting peace and stability in the region. By engaging in constructive dialogue and collaboration, both leaders demonstrated their willingness to work towards a common goal of resolving the conflict and alleviating the suffering of vulnerable populations.
Overall, the discussions in Paris underscored the importance of multilateral cooperation and diplomatic engagement in addressing complex issues such as conflict resolution and humanitarian assistance. Minister Morgan and Dr. Hamdok’s meeting symbolized a renewed commitment to building bridges and fostering dialogue to achieve lasting peace and prosperity in Sudan. Their interactions laid the groundwork for future cooperation and coordination among key stakeholders to address the root causes of conflict and promote sustainable peace in the region.
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