ROME DECLARATION ON THE PEACE PROCESS IN SOUTH SUDAN
- Publisher:
- Community of Sant'Egidio
- Publication Date:
- 12 January 2020
- Tags:
- South Sudan, Conflict, Peace and Security, Europe and Africa, Religion
The Rome Declaration signed at the Community of Sant'Egidio "brings together all the political parts of the country for the first time." Paolo Impagliazzo, Secretary General of Sant'Egidio recalled it, thanking all the participants for their efforts. The document, said Impagliazzo, is the result of many working days but also of Sant'Egidio's commitment in recent years to facilitate political dialogue in South Sudan.
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