On 8th August,2024, Amb. Isam Mohamed H. Karar, Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Sudan to the Republic of South Sudan paid a courtesy call on Amb. Jeremy N. Ndola. Amb. Ndola welcomed Amb. Isam and the two appreciated the historical ties between the two countries and discussed the need for peace and stability in the
Juba, 9th July, 2024: The CDA a.i attended the dinner on the occasion of the 13th Anniversary of South Sudan’s independence day at the Office of the President in Juba. The dinner was organized by H.E. Salva Kiir Mayardit, President of the Republic of South Sudan. The CDA a.i was accompanied by Mr. Johnstone Loyatum,
JUBA-3rd July, 2024: Rt. Hon. Raila Amollo Odinga visited Juba, South Sudan on 3rd July, 2024, in his capacity as the Kenya’s Candidate for African Union Commission Chairmanship. During his visit, Hon. Raila met with H.E. Salva Kiir Mayardit, President of the Republic of South Sudan. Rt. Hon. Raila sought President Salva Kiir’s blessings for
During the meeting, the Ambassador and the Minister underscored the importance of the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport (LAPSSET) Corridor project to Kenya, South Sudan and the region. They acknowledged the need to fast-track completion of the pending 11km Nadapal – Nakodok road section, and extension of the road from Nakodok to Juba. This would facilitate movement
The Ambassador and the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General, United Nations Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator discussed the humanitarian situation in South Sudan. They underscored the need for continued support by the international community towards enhancing humanitarian aid to the people affected in the country.
The Ambassadors acknowledged the deep historical ties between Kenya and the United Kingdom and re-iterated need for the two Embassies to collaborate in enhancing the relations. In addition, the Ambassadors discussed about the South Sudan Peace Process as well as applauded the Tumaini (Hope) Initiative, regarding the South Sudan Peace Talks in Nairobi.
The purpose of the courtesy call was for the IGAD Ambassadors to congratulate the Minister for his appointment as the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of South Sudan.
The Ambassadors underscored the support by the International Community to the South Sudan Peace Process. In addition, the two Ambassadors acknowledged the importance of peace and security in the region and deep historical ties between Kenya and Norway.
The Ambassador, during the introductory meeting with the leadership of the Kenya Diaspora Association (KDA), called on the KDA team to enhance collaboration with the Embassy as the duo, engages the Kenya Diaspora in respective capacities. He also requested the team, as they share with the Kenyans Diaspora, to observe the laws of the host
To implement Kenya’s Foreign Policy.
