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Malong leaves Nairobi for Rome ahead of talk with government

by Sudans Post
October 8, 2020

General Paul Malong in Nairobi, Kenya [Photo via Facebook]
General Paul Malong in Nairobi, Kenya [Photo via Facebook]
JUBA – South Sudan opposition leader General Paul Malong Awan has this morning left the Kenyan capital Nairobi heading to Rome, Italy, where peace talks between a number of opposition leaders, including himself, and government representatives is expected to resume on Friday.

Malong who leads the South Sudan United Front (SSUF/A), a member of South Sudan Opposition Alliance Movement Alliance(SSOMA),  will also engage with other colleagues over unfolding issues within the opposition Alliance, according to a statement by his press official Chol Duang.

“The Chairman and C-IN-C of South Sudan United Front/Army, Gen. Paul Malong Awan, has departed this morning for Rome, Italy, leading a high-level SSUF/A delegation that will take part in the Rome- mediated Peace talks,” Duang said in a statement seen by Sudans Post.

“HE. the Chairman, remains amenable to anything that brings a lasting peace to our country; he’s also open to views on peace from SSUF/A supporters and South Sudanese – both at home and globally,” the statement added.

It further said Malong who was South Sudan’s army chief until 2017 “will spend days in Rome — as he’s being engaged within SSOMA.”

“SSUF/A takes the suffering of the South Sudanese population serious and does not want to be part of the few who’re prolonging their plight.”

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