South Sudan president travelling to US for high-level meetings on CPA
September 13, 2010 (WASHINGTON) – The First Vice president of Sudan and South Sudan Salva Kiir will head to the United States to attend a meeting organized by the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon next week on referendum that will be attended by president Barack Obama and other senior world officials.
A statement issued by the head of the Government of South Sudan (GoSS) mission in the U.S. Ezekiel Gatkuoth said that Kiir will also meet with senior members of the U.S. administration and will also Congressional Black Caucus as a keynote speaker.
He also will meet Sudanese Community organizations, Church leaders, and activists to brief them about the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) with focus on the referendum scheduled to take place early next year which is likely to create the world’s newest state.
Kiir will be accompanied by GOSS Minister of Peace and CPA Implementation Pagan Amum, Minister of Regional Cooperation Deng Alor Kuol, Minister in the Office of President of GOSS Cirino Ofuho, Minister of Legal Affairs and Constitutional Development John Luk and Advisor to Presidency of the Republic of Sudan Mansour Khalid.
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James Okuk Solomon
South Sudan president travelling to US for high-level meetings on CPA
It is good now that H.E. Salva Kiir has scaled down the army of ministers and advisors who were about to travel with him to USA to kneel down before Obama and his adminstration and the UN Security Councilors for a weaklink’s help against the NCP sabotage on the referndum conduct. I am glad that US has promised that it will respect the choice of the people of Southern Sudan in the referendum; not that of the politicians or politcal parties. May God bless South Sudan with independence and lasting peace! Amen
Achouth
South Sudan president travelling to US for high-level meetings on CPA
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H. E. Pres. of GoSS Gen. Kiir, and all the compatriots heros of South Sudan. Your message should be VERY CLEAR and LAUD to Pres. Obama and GS. Ban. Military options should be available on the table from the the SPLM/A for ensuring that the referendum is implemented accordingly by the North. Obama should put the policy of Former Pres. G W Bush in the table for Sudan.
Tell the President we as Southerners are ready to govern our selves and it is enough for us to go back to war in the new 10 years.
Dear General Kiir you are the only hope that Southerners look upon at this time to cross them the river of referendum.
Travel safe and God Bless you all.
Akuma
South Sudan president travelling to US for high-level meetings on CPA
It is good for President Salva Kiir to meets again with World top leaders in order to pave the better way for Southern Sudan seccession early next year. His coming will make better improvement of Southern Sudan government
I personally appreciate President Salva kiir coming, and i will present what can make southern Sudan to be a better future next year
Why our tops leaders all goes to USA leaving south Sudan.
Please Southern Sudan government is not well enough in leadership style.
Watch out over there!
Dr. Akuma
USA
Moses Deng Malual
South Sudan president travelling to US for high-level meetings on CPA
H.E Kiir wish you a save journey to USA & inform the international community,UN and president Obama in particular that NCP commit genocide and related crimes against humanity. This is evidenced by actions the government has taken in the western region of Darfur, the Nuba Mountains, and the South that include:
• Use of mass starvation and mass forcible displacement as a weapon of destruction;
• Pattern of obstructing humanitarian aid;
• Harassment of internally displaced persons;
• Bombing of hospitals, clinics, schools, and other civilian sites;
• Use of rape as a weapon against targeted groups;
• Employing a divide-to-destroy strategy of pitting ethnic groups against each other, with enormous loss of civilian life;
• Training and supporting ethnic militias who commit atrocities;
• Destroying indigenous cultures;
• Enslavement of women and children by government-support militias;
• Impeding and failing to fully implement peace agreements.
Dr.Moses Deng Malual