Kenyan President Arrives in Juba to Replace on Tumaini Peace Talks – Catholic Radio Community for South Sudan and Nuba Mountains

By: Ginaba Lino

The President of the Republic of Kenya, Dr. William Samoei Ruto, arrived in Juba, South Sudan, to fulfill with President Salva Kiir Mayardit and supply updates on the continued Tumaini Peace Talks in Nairobi.

This go to highlights a major section in peace negotiations with South Sudan’s holdout teams.

President Ruto’s assembly with President Kiir will talk about the Tumaini Initiative’s progress, aiming for a last settlement and implementation of the peace framework. Talking on the talks, Ruto affirmed that opposition teams have expressed readiness to signal the Tumaini Consensus, the fruits of inclusive negotiations.

The Tumaini Initiative, proposed by President Kiir and supported by Kenya and growth companions, emphasizes an inclusive mannequin for peacebuilding in South Sudan. Since its inception, the initiative has facilitated in-depth dialogue with South Sudanese stakeholders, working towards lasting stability.

The leaders will even talk about the LAPSSET Hall Undertaking, which seeks to reinforce regional connectivity by linking South Sudan with the Indian Ocean, boosting commerce and native economies throughout East Africa.

“The opposition teams have assured us of their dedication to signing the Tumaini Consensus. This can be a monumental step towards a sustainable peace in South Sudan.”