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The South Sudan Civil Society Alliance is
calling on all parties to the Revitalized Peace Agreement to honor their
commitments and accelerate its full implementation.
Speaking at a press conference in Juba, the
Alliance’s Deputy Chairperson, Dabek Mabior Arok, urged stakeholders to respect the
agreement without violations.
“We urge all parties to respect the
revitalized peace agreement and commit to fully implementing it without any
breach,” Mabior said.
He appealed to the government to release the
necessary funds for the peace process, particularly for the unification of
forces outlined in Chapter Two of the agreement.
“We call on the government to provide funds
for implementing the peace deal, especially for the Chapter Two unification of
forces,” he added.
Mabior also emphasized the importance of
adequately funding the country’s electoral institutions to ensure they meet
their mandate ahead of the transitional period’s end.
“The electoral commission needs to be
empowered and given the resources to complete their work,” he noted.
While acknowledging challenges in the peace
process, he encouraged continued dialogue to resolve obstacles and achieve the
goals of the transitional roadmap.
“There are challenges but let us continue to
dialogue and address them so we can reach the end of the transitional year,” he
said.
His remarks come as South Sudan approaches
the end of its transitional timeline, with stakeholders under growing pressure
to meet key milestones of the peace agreement.