In a critical move to address the escalating violence in South Sudan, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has announced an emergency summit of East African leaders set for tomorrow.
This urgent gathering comes amid rising tensions and humanitarian concerns following a resurgence of conflict that threatens the fragile peace established by the 2018 peace agreement.
IGAD’s commitment to fostering sustainable peace in South Sudan is at the forefront of this summit, with a focus on revitalizing dialogue among conflicting parties.
The organization aims to facilitate discussions that could lead to tangible solutions, reduce hostilities, and pave the way for a brighter future for millions affected by the ongoing turmoil.
Leaders from across the region are expected to converge, bringing together their diverse perspectives and resources to tackle the pressing issues that have plagued South Sudan for years.
As the nation grapples with internal strife and humanitarian crises, this summit represents a pivotal opportunity for collective action and renewed hope for stability in one of Africa's most troubled regions.
The outcome of these discussions could be crucial in shaping the future trajectory of South Sudan, IGAD disclosed.