The government’s decision to extend the transition period should not be another missing opportunity, the Greek permanent representative in the UN said.
The head of the UN mission to South Sudan “Unmiss”, Nicas informed his members Security Council which met for the latest developments in the country. Mr Haisom called on the South Sudan government to fully fulfill what is pending so that the following year can be held in December and stressed that the regional and international community must adopt a single approach, clarifying it, clarifying it, clarifying it. Need to avoid another transition period extension.
As South Sudan continues to address humanitarian and economic issues, as well as security issues, Mr Heisom reiterated that the mission stands on the side of the residents of South Sudan on their way from the conflict to stabilization and democratization.
In this context, Greece expressed its concern about the 24 -month extension of the South Sudan transition period, warning that it should not be a ‘Another missed opportunity’ And he emphasized the need for a clear and structured road map to the December 2026 elections, with transparency and substantial participation of civil society, political bodies, women and young people.
“South Sudan is at a crossroads, facing political instability, a worsening humanitarian crisis and a fragile peace process. We remain cautious about the government’s decision to extend the transition period for another 24 months. This extension should not be another missing opportunity » he said.
The Hellenic Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Evangelos Sekeris He underlined the unstable situation in South Sudan, focusing on political instability, the humanitarian crisis and the need for a credible peace process.
Mr. Sekeris asked unhindered humanitarian access; Protection of workers in humanitarian missions; taking measures to address sexual and gendered violence and scompose displaced populationsespecially women and children.
‘The influx of refugees from Sudan, the traffic of illegal weapons and the recruitment of fighters are additional threats For the stability of the southern Sudan. Greece is calling for seamless humanitarian access, enhanced protection for humanitarian workers and immediate measures to tackle sexual violence and gender -related violence, but also how vulnerable the displaced populations are, in particular women and women and women, especially women. The kids » he said.
Further delays and lack of meaningful progress ‘Will lead to more mistrust and instability’ Mr. Sekeris mentioned.
“Greece” Mr. Sekeris mentioned, “He strongly supports the United Nations Peaceful Mission in South Sudan” Unmiss “, pointing to its importance in promoting the peace process, protecting civilians, facilitating humanitarian enterprises and enhancing institutions, electoral preparations and peace dialogues. It also recognizes the role of the mission in “disarmament, reintegration and gender equality actions.”
“The leadership of South Sudan bears the main responsibility for achieving peace and stability,” Mr Sekeris said and asked for Security reforms, political participation and preparation for free and fair elections.
At the same time, Greece underlined the need for ‘Regional and International Cooperation’through the African Union, the IGAD trade coalition and the Kenya mediation initiatives.
Greece reaffirmed its support to sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of South Sudan and is committed to continuing to support peace, security and sustainable development in the country.
“Greece reaffirms its steadfast commitment to sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of South Sudan. We are in solidarity with his people And we promise our continued support for his expectations for peace, security and sustainable development. “ he said.
Slovenia, who is pressing on the Security Council to improve the situation in Sudan has expressed her Support for Unmiss And he called for the full implementation of the peace agreement with a powerful two -year work plan, immediate action to tackle the humanitarian crisis, accountability for human rights violations, immediate and continuous ceasefire in Sudan to promote regional stability.
“We are still concerned about the ongoing violations of the SOFA regime agreement, which prevents UNMISS’s ability to fulfill its mandate. Slovenia again calls on the government to respect and fully implement the SOFA provisions, allowing UNMISS to operate without restrictions. “ said Ans. Permanent representative of the country Antinea Blocar Drobic.
See Greece’s statement at the 9855th South Sudan Summit:
Source: Skai
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