Civil society organizations express optimism that the third phase of the revitalization forum would clear controversial issues to achieve lasting peace in South Sudan.
Representative of Civil Society in JMEC, Alokiir Malual Aguer, says the break is for consultation so that stakeholders in the process return fully prepared.
Engineer Alikaya Aligo of Concerned South Sudanese organization says the talks went well and is sure that the parties would reach to an agreement.
Do not your personal interests above that of the citizens above theirs for the sake of common people of South Sudan, he urges political leaders
Emmily Koiti who represents youth in the forum says the signing of the initial ceasefire will register successes to give the stakeholders hope of reaching final agreement.
The activist spoke to CRN after the conclusion of phase two of the High Level Revitalization Forum for South Sudan in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.