President Droupadi Murmu. File
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Emphasising that South Sudan can profit from the Indian expertise in Parliamentary democracy, together with the drafting of a brand new structure, President Droupadi Murmu on April 5 mentioned India will prolong full support in the method.
Welcoming a Parliamentary delegation from South Sudan, led by the Speaker of the Transitional National Assembly Jemma Nunu Kumba, on the Rashtrapati Bhavan, Ms. Murmu mentioned India is proud to be a significant troop contributor to the UN Peacekeeping Missions in South Sudan.
“The President said that South Sudan can benefit from India’s experiences in Parliamentary democracy in its ongoing political process, including the drafting of a new Constitution. She further said that India would extend its full support to South Sudan in this process,” an announcement from Rashtrapati Bhavan mentioned.
Underlining the cordial and pleasant relations between India and South Sudan, Ms. Murmu mentioned aside from peace missions, Indian troopers are taking part in an vital humanitarian function and contributing to furthering relations between the 2 nations.
India is set to be a dependable growth accomplice for South Sudan, she added and expressed confidence that the youth of South Sudan would make the most of the coaching and capacity-building alternatives supplied by India’s ITEC and ICCR scholarship programmes.
