Call for Ceasefire: South Sudan's Peace Guarantors Urge Leaders to Prevent Renewed Violence
Three governments that played crucial roles in South Sudan's peace process have issued a stern warning to leaders, urging them to halt renewed fighting and prioritize the implementation of the peace agreement that brought an end to a devastating conflict.
South Sudan, a nation plagued by a history of violence and conflict, faces renewed threats of instability as peace guarantors call on leaders to prevent a resurgence of hostilities. The governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Norway issued a joint statement on Thursday, emphasizing the critical need for all parties to uphold their commitments to the peace agreement.
The peace guarantors highlighted the importance of sustained peace efforts in South Sudan and urged leaders to focus on constructive dialogue and cooperation. The warning comes amidst growing concerns that escalating tensions could lead to a dangerous escalation of violence, jeopardizing the hard-won gains achieved through the peace agreement.
Efforts to consolidate peace in South Sudan have been marred by sporadic outbreaks of violence and ongoing challenges in the implementation of key provisions of the agreement. The peace guarantors reiterated their unwavering support for the people of South Sudan and emphasized the necessity of a united front in maintaining peace and stability in the region.