President Kiir Meets Senior SPLM Leaders, Vows Open Dialogue with All Opposition Groups
By: Abraham Madit Majak
Juba, South Sudan – President Salva Kiir Mayardit has signaled a renewed commitment to national reconciliation by opening a fresh chapter of dialogue with opposition groups. Meeting with senior leaders of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM), President Kiir emphasized the importance of dialogue as a pathway to peace, stability, and national healing.
During the meeting, President Kiir described his administration’s efforts to engage all opposition groups as a critical step toward steering the country away from violence and fostering a culture of inclusivity and cooperation. “This is a positive sign for reconciliation and healing in South Sudan,” he said, underscoring the government’s determination to ensure that differences are resolved through discussion rather than conflict.
Observers say the President’s outreach could help strengthen the peace process and reduce political tensions in a country that has faced prolonged instability. By engaging opposition leaders directly, the government aims to create an environment where dialogue, compromise, and mutual respect become the foundation for governance and national development.
Senior SPLM leaders who attended the meeting welcomed President Kiir’s initiative, describing it as a timely and necessary step toward bridging divides and advancing the country’s peace agenda.
The initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to implement the revitalized peace agreement, which calls for cooperation among all political stakeholders to ensure lasting peace, security, and prosperity for the citizens of South Sudan.
As the country continues to navigate the challenges of post-conflict reconstruction, President Kiir’s commitment to open dialogue is being seen as a hopeful sign that South Sudan may gradually transition from a history of political strife toward a more peaceful and unified future.
