The Steering Committee of National Dialogue has on Monday started first session on its agenda for the process in Juba.
Alfred Taban, a member of body the representing the media, says the entire committee approved the agenda of the dialogue.
He describes the endorsement as a guarantee for the success of the talks.
Abraham Awolich, a member of the secretariat notes that the committee will consult civil society organizations, women, youth, people with disabilities and religious leaders as a method of inclusivity.
The member adds that committees will be formed at the states level to make the dialogue inclusive.
The steering committee first session that has started on Monday is expected to conclude on Thursday.