In his 2019 Christmas and New Year message, the Chairman and Commander-in-chief of the National Salvation Front (NAS) Gen. Thomas Cirilo has urged the International Community and friends of South Sudan to stand with the suffering people of South Sudan.
by NAS Junub · Published 24th December 2019
2019 Christmas and New Years Message from NAS leadership
What is needed is not just an agreement but a platform, a method of making agreements and keeping them. Inclusivity must be one of the pillars. Without everyone who can contribute to the peace process, there is no possibility of long-term solutions. Inclusivity is a must. True inclusivity recognizes that others hold some power and, especially, that they hold the key to future cooperation.
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“Our people have suffered and have been neglected for far too long. As we continue to struggle to restore the freedom, unity and dignity of our people, let us stand together during these hard times in solidarity and support of our suffering people who have been hit by this natural disaster and have lost access to the little health facilities, feeding centres and some basic services that were being provided to them by the international humanitarian NGOs,”
