In a notable diplomatic development, Ambassador Abdiwali Ali Gas formally presented his credentials to South Sudan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Monday Semanya Kumba, during an official ceremony held at the Ministry’s headquarters in Juba. The event marked the beginning of Ambassador Gas’s tenure and signaled a renewed commitment to strengthening relations between the two nations.
Ambassador Gas described the moment as “a great honor,” expressing his gratitude for Minister Kumba’s warm reception and exceptional hospitality. The presentation of credentials officially empowers the ambassador to represent his country in South Sudan and to advance cooperation across political, economic, and humanitarian sectors.
Minister Kumba welcomed Ambassador Gas and reaffirmed the government’s readiness to deepen bilateral ties, enhance regional cooperation, and pursue shared priorities. He emphasized the importance of diplomatic collaboration as South Sudan continues to focus on peacebuilding, stability, and development.
In his remarks, Ambassador Gas pledged to work closely with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to bolster mutual interests, facilitate meaningful dialogue, and promote stronger partnerships in trade, investment, security cooperation, and people-to-people relations. He also highlighted the critical role of joint regional initiatives in fostering long-term peace and prosperity.
The ceremony concluded on a highly positive note, with both parties underscoring their optimism about the future of the bilateral relationship. Ambassador Abdiwali Ali Gas is expected to embark on a series of diplomatic engagements in the coming weeks, further solidifying cooperation between the two countries and opening a new chapter in their diplomatic journey.
