Norway urges South Sudan to meet elections preconditions

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Mr. Andreas Kravik, Deputy Prime Minister of Norway during his visited to South Sudan

The Deputy Prime Minister of Norway, Andreas Motzfeldt Kravik said his government is very concerned about the timeline for the coming general election in South Sudan.

Andreas Kravik says the government of Norway is committed to supporting the journey from transition to democratic governance, it is concerned about the remaining period to conduct fair, free, and credible elections.

Mr. Kravik underscored the need for progress on some key aspects fundamental to the Peace Agreement and the election processes.

The Deputy Foreign Minister also underlined the importance of creating a civic and political space in the country to have a peaceful election

The Norwegian envoy encourages leaders in the country to rise to the occasion and act with determination and credibility to ensure a prosperous and free South Sudan based on democracy, the rule of law, and human rights.

The Norwegian Deputy Prime Minister concluded his two-day official visit to South Sudan on Wednesday as the country is preparing to conduct an election in December this year.

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