During their talks, the Chairperson provided a comprehensive briefing on the current security situation, the progress and challenges related to the implementation of the Transitional Security Arrangements under Chapter II of the R-ARCSS, and CTSAMVM’s future operational priorities. He stressed the need for full compliance with the ceasefire by all parties, noting that sustained restraint, confidence-building measures, and inclusive political dialogue are essential for consolidating peace and preventing a relapse into conflict. He also underscored … Read more
Maj. Gen. Malaak reaffirmed the JVMM’s long-standing commitment to cooperation with CTSAMVM. He promised to maintain and strengthen the coordination between the two bodies by actively supporting movement clearance for CTSAMVM teams and blanket authorization for our operations, hereby streamlining rapid response to allegations of ceasefire violations.
CTSAMVM Civil Affairs is attending a two-day workshop on Participatory Gender-Sensitive Flood Preparedness Training for Women-Led CSOs which started today and ends tomorrow. It is organised by UNMISS Civil Affairs Division and South Sudan Women Empowerment Network (SSWEN). The workshop today focussed on recognizing how climate shocks, gender norms, conflict dynamics, and governance constraints and humanitarian pressures interact within the different States and how the women led CSO’s can better be equipped to deal with … Read more
Today, Maj. Gen. Teshome Anagawe held a diplomatic meeting with H.E. Ambassador Olivia Leslie, the Irish Ambassador to Ethiopia and South Sudan. The engagement formed part of CTSAMVM’s ongoing outreach to key partners and stakeholders, aimed at providing updates on the current security situation in South Sudan, the status of the Permanent Ceasefire, and the Mechanism’s operational activities. During the meeting, the Chairperson underscored the critical importance of full adherence to the ceasefire by all … Read more
A delegation from CTSAMVM met today with H.E. Hussein Abdelbagi, the Vice President of the Republic of South Sudan, responsible for the Service Cluster. The discussions centered primarily on the need for enhanced financial and logistical support to sustain the CTSAMVM’s operations nationwide.
