By Ijoo Bosco
Authorities from Eastern Equatoria State in South Sudan and Lamwo District in Uganda have held a cross-border meeting to discuss land-related disputes and security concerns affecting communities along the South Sudan-Uganda border.
The meeting aimed to strengthen cooperation between the two sides and find ways to address challenges affecting residents living in border areas.
Discussions focused on promoting peaceful coexistence, resolving land disputes, and enhancing collaboration on security matters.
State Minister Al Halj commended local leaders from both sides for their efforts to foster peace, unity, and cooperation among border communities.
He praised their commitment to maintaining peaceful relations and encouraged continued dialogue to prevent disputes from escalating and to promote stability along the shared border.
The engagement underscores the importance of cross-border collaboration in addressing local challenges and building trust between communities in South Sudan and Uganda.
Authorities and community leaders are expected to continue working together to promote peaceful coexistence, strengthen security cooperation, and seek lasting solutions to land-related disputes.
The meeting reflects ongoing efforts to ensure that communities on both sides of the border can live together peacefully while addressing shared concerns through dialogue and cooperation.