You are here: Home | National News | News | President Kiir heads to Moscow for bilateral talks
President Salva Kiir has traveled to Russia on a state visit for bilateral talks with President Vladimir Putin.
On August 30th, President Kiir received an invitation through the non-resident Ambassador of the Russian Federation to South Sudan Vladlen Semivolos when he met with his former Juba counterpart, Deng Dau.
Speaking to the press this morning, Minister of Presidential Affairs, Dr. Baranaba Marial Benjamin said talks between the two principles will discuss the lifting of arms embargo and targeted sanctions on individuals.
President Kiir is also expected to explain to his Russian Counterpart the process and implementation of the Revitalized Peace Agreement as well as the forthcoming elections in 2024.
Support Eye Radio, the first independent radio broadcaster of news, information & entertainment in South Sudan.
Make a monthly or a one off contribution.
Copyright 2024. All rights reserved. Eye Radio is a product of Eye Media Limited.