China and South Sudan sign agreements to support the implementation of the peace agreement

JUBA, July 8
(Xinhua / GNA) – China and South Sudan have signed three letters of exchange in the framework of
efforts to support the implementation of the revitalized peace agreement in the
African country.

Hua Ning,
The Chinese Ambbadador to South Sudan signed the agreements with the undersecretary of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of South Sudan, Baak
VIRGINIA. Wol, Friday night.

Under the
agreements, China agrees to provide in-kind support to national authorities
Pre-Transition Committee (NPTC) for the South Sudanese parties concerned to
implement the peace agreement.

"The main
The contents of the support include 3 000 tonnes of rice, 2 500 tents (36
square meters per size), 50,000 blankets and a lot of drugs, "said Hua
in a statement published in Juba. He added that the Chinese Embbady would continue to
work with all the security mechanisms to ensure the efficient and sound use
management of these in-kind contributions from China.

"China
continue to play a constructive role in this regard and to provide
the help needed to the extent of his abilities.

"The Chinese
Government and the people, in all sincerity, hope that all the South Sudanese parties
concerned could give priority to the interests of the country and the people ",
Hua said.

He said Beijing
will continue to support the ceasefire monitoring and peace watchdog
group responsible for monitoring and verification tasks for the implementation of the
the revitalized agreement on resolving the conflict in Southern Sudan.

"China
supports South Sudan's efforts to maintain national peace, stability and stability
promote economic development as always, "added the envoy.

GNA