The Presidents of South Sudan and Sudan on Friday pledged commitment to implement the Cooperation Agreements signed on September 27 last year and strengthen relations between the two countries.
President Salva Kiir and his counterpart Omar al Bashir presided over a joint meeting and issued a communiqu√Ö¬Ω reiterating both countries commitments to implement the Cooperation Agreements with honesty and to the letter.The two presidents agreed to form a joint ministerial committee headed by the two vice presidents to speed decision making and promote better relationships between Sudan and South Sudan.
President Salva Kiir and President Omar Al Bashir said they were happy with the progress in the implementation of the matrix on security, oil and banking.
President Bashir invited Prisent Kiir to visit Khartoum shortly “to expedite their joint efforts to cement the relation between the two sisterly countries and to strengthen their constructive cooperation.”