UN Development agency, UNDP on Monday donated 14 trucks, seven land cruisers to the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs to mobilize inmate transportation across South Sudan
President of Judiciary of South Sudan, Chief Justice Chan Reec Madut during the hand over assures the partners that the trucks and cars will ease the transportation from every state across the country.
He vows to coordinate with the governors of the ten states so that the vehicles should be maintained well and kept them at the states’ courts.
“I assure you with this gifts the question of transportation is solve, I’m going to coordinate even with the governors of the ten states to make sure that these vehicles when they go they are parked in the judiciary court and use specifically for the propose for which it was send”, Justice Reec promises.
The head of Judiciary of South Sudan appreciates UNDP for the support it is giving to the government of South Sudan.
Meanwhile a Senior Legal Counsellor from the Ministry of Justice promises to make best use of vehicles to deliverer timely services to citizens of South Sudan.
“I think we are going to use these vehicles to deliverer the timely legal services to our citizens in South Sudan and we are going to keep and maintain them properly”, he pledges.
Samuel G. Doe UNDP Resident representative in South Sudan explains that they tried their best to bring in some vehicles that can address equality challenge of brining inmates across the country.
He explains that Central Equatoria will receive two trucks and the rest will go to the ten states plus the three administrative areas.
Doe adds that five land cruisers will go to the high court in Lake State, Western Equatoria, Northern Bahr el Gazil and the two will go to the Ministry of Justice.
According to Samuel UNDP spend 1.1 million US Dollars to buy the 14 trucks and 7 land cruisers.
The handover of the 14 trucks and 7 land cruisers took place on Monday at UNDP headquarters in Juba.