UN CHIEF AND SOUTH SUDAN PRESIDENT DISCUSS CABINET RESHUFFLE, SITUATION IN JONGLEI STATE

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UN CHIEF AND SOUTH SUDAN PRESIDENT DISCUSS CABINET RESHUFFLE,
SITUATION IN JONGLEI STATENew York, Aug 7 2013
6:00PMSecretary-General Ban Ki-moon underscored that the United
Nations looked forward to continuing to work closely with the
Government of South Sudan, including with the new members of President
Salva Kiir's cabinet once they are confirmed.

In a phone call on Tuesday, Mr. Ban
<"http://www.un.org/sg/offthecuff/index.asp?nid=2914">informed the
President that he had been closely following the situation in the
world's youngest nation and that he was pleased to note that calm had
prevailed after last week's cabinet reshuffle.

The Secretary-General, however, remained deeply concerned about the
situation in Jonglei state – where fighting between Government forces
and armed groups has displaced thousands of civilians since January –
and called on the Government, including the national army, to ensure
the protection of civilians.

According to a read-out of the conversation, Mr. Ban also recalled the
President's commitment to ensure accountability for any abuses
committed by the national army, the Sudan People's Liberation Army
(SPLA).

On South Sudan's relations with Sudan, Mr. Ban stated he was relieved
that the Government of Sudan had decided to postpone the deadline of
shutting down the oil flow from South Sudan until 21 August.

Since South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in July 2011, the
peace between the two countries has been threatened by armed clashes
along their common border and outstanding post-independence issues
that have yet to be resolved, notably the status of the oil-rich area
of Abyei.Aug 7 2013 6:00PM
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