South Sudan’s President, Salva Kiir, embarked on a crucial diplomatic visit to neighboring Ethiopia with the primary goal of enhancing and reevaluating their bilateral relations. This visit marks a significant step in fortifying the bond between these soulmate brotherly countries, which have a long-standing history of cooperation. The focus of their discussions centered around economic recovery, as both nations seek to find innovative ways to collaborate economically and address the challenges posed by the economic crisis.
President Kiir’s recent appointment of a new Minister of Finance in response to the country’s ongoing economic challenges, particularly the depreciation of the South Sudanese pound against the US dollar, underscores the seriousness of their commitment to finding solutions.
Presidential Affairs Minister, Dr. Barnaba Marial Benjamin, stated that the two leaders deliberated on various subjects concerning the development of their respective countries. The visit not only served as a crucial diplomatic gesture but also signifies a substantial stride towards strengthening the ties between these neighboring nations. By fostering a renewed spirit of cooperation, South Sudan and Ethiopia aim to ensure the preservation of their diplomatic path and pave the way for mutual growth and prosperity.
