The inter-party dialogue in South Sudan has concluded with unanimous agreement among political party leaders to officially close the national consultative exercise. A consultative session was held in Juba to review the finalised resolutions, deliberate on the joint communiqué, and finalise organisational logistics for the upcoming official closing ceremony. The session was attended by senior representatives of the parties and leaders of participating political organisations.
According to a statement by the general secretariat, Dr. Martin Elia Lomuro confirmed that preparations are fully aligned to mark the conclusion of this national consultative exercise. Political leaders are scheduled to meet President General Salva Kiir Mayardit, who will officially preside over the closing ceremony on November 9. The Secretary General of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM), Dr. Akol Paul Kordit, attended the high-level consultative meeting alongside other senior representatives.
The SPLM reiterates its commitment to open and inclusive inter-party dialogue, emphasising that structured engagement among all national political stakeholders remains the bedrock for political consensus, democratic stability, and sustainable national unity. The party's active participation in this dialogue reflects its enduring liberation legacy and constitutional mandate to prioritise the collective interest of the South Sudanese people.
The inter-party dialogue has brought together various political parties and organisations in South Sudan, aiming to foster a collaborative political environment geared toward peace, institutional reform, and democratic progress. As the parties prepare for the official closing ceremony, the SPLM remains fully dedicated to upholding the spirit of the dialogue’s resolutions.
The official closing ceremony on November 9 will be presided over by President Salva Kiir Mayardit, marking a significant milestone in South Sudan's national consultative exercise. The ceremony will also provide an opportunity for the parties to reaffirm their commitment to the dialogue's resolutions and the country's democratic progress.
The inter-party dialogue in South Sudan is seen as a crucial step towards achieving peace, stability, and national unity. The dialogue's resolutions are expected to contribute to the country's institutional reform and democratic progress, ultimately benefiting the South Sudanese people.
The SPLM's commitment to the inter-party dialogue reflects its dedication to the country's democratic development and the well-being of its citizens. As South Sudan moves forward, the party's active participation in national consultative exercises will continue to play a significant role in shaping the country's future.
Key points
- The inter-party dialogue in South Sudan concludes with leaders finalizing resolutions, paving way for official closing ceremony on November 9.
- The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) reiterates its commitment to open and inclusive inter-party dialogue.
- The official closing ceremony will be presided over by President Salva Kiir Mayardit, marking a significant milestone in South Sudan's national consultative exercise.
