Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission Deputy Chairperson commends inter-state governors’ forum Inter-faith-based Council for Peace organized in Yambio.
Ambassador Augustino Njoroge expresses gratitude for looking possible ways for durable peace in the country, Radio Anisa reports.
JMEC is fully aware of how fighting has worsen the economic and humanitarians situation in South Sudan, he notes.
Njoroge points out that now the number of people who need humanitarians is high than when the peace agreement was sign on August 2015.
The Ambassador calls on citizens to keep the spirit of hard work to rise from the current challenges and take their favorable place among the nations in the world.
He mentions that JMEC is still working hard to support national dialogue in South Sudan
Ambassador Njoroge appeals to citizens, community leaders in their various to work tirelessly for lasting stability in the young country.
Nine governors, speakers and local government ministers are sharing information and discussing ways for peace to prevail in their states and in South Sudan.