“The Commission on Truth, Healing, and Reconciliation, the Reparations and Compensation Authority, and a permanent constitution are fundamental to the peace process. These are the building blocks that must be established before any peace process can be considered complete,” she stated.

“The success of South Sudan’s peace process depends on the commitment to institution building, governance, and accountability, ensuring these become central features of the country’s future structure,” she stated.

“A social contract, embodied by a permanent constitution, is essential to the peace process. Without it, there can be no true end to the conflict and no lasting peace in South Sudan.”

“We are here to ensure that South Sudan’s governance and accountability structures are not just built but also fully functional, for the benefit of all its people.”