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Charnè Hundermark, Southern And East Africa Editor March 12, 2021
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South Sudan has received a consignment of medicines from the Arab Republic of Egypt following a call for assistance by South Sudan’s Vice President, H.E. Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior. The consignment was delivered to Juba International Airport from Cairo on Monday, 8 March 2021, and was handed over to H.E. Rebecca Nyandeng by Egyptian Ambassador, Mohamed Qaddah.
The Egyptian Ambassador has noted that the consignment was the first of two large consignments to be delivered to Juba, in which the second will be delivered soon. The medicines will be channeled to the conflict and flood affected areas of South Sudan and are expected to greatly assist with relief efforts.
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A delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Demeke Mekonnen, has visited Sudan this week to peacefully discuss border related disputes between the two countries.
“The principle of solidarity and fraternity has been one of the defining characteristics of our Ethiopia and Sudan bilateral relations. The strong and longstanding ties between our two countries are intertwined and whatever happens in Ethiopia will certainly have spillover effect in the Sudan and vice versa,” said Demeke Mekonnen at Ethiopia-Sudan High Level Political Committee Meeting kicked off today (December 22). “However, what has happened in our common boarder recently did not commensurate from this longstanding principle of solidarity and fraternity….I am very hopeful and confident that we will have a very fruitful and productive discussion that will further enhance our fraternal relations.”