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March 11, 2013 (JUBA) – The newly founded independent South Sudan will send a high-level delegation to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) this week to participate in a conference on investment organized by the Arab country, reveals the office of the vice-president.

South Sudan has been attracting Arab countries, and the rest of the world, to directly invest in the new state as well as strengthen bilateral cooperation with them including diplomatic relations.

The conference which is expected to commence on 15th March in Dubai will examine various sectors of investment potential in South Sudan.

South Sudan’s vice-president, Riek Machar, is expected to lead his country’s delegation which will compose of a number of national ministers who will present their respective priority projects for investment, his press secretary, James Gatdet Dak, has told the Sudan Tribune.

A number of prominent investors in the United Arab Emirates have already expressed readiness to invest in the new country.

Another conference organized for South Sudan’s support is due to take place in Washington DC on a date to be confirmed soon, he said.

The region which is currently poor and underdeveloped is potentially rich in agriculture and minerals including the oil and therefore commands a promising wealth which only requires start up capital in order to stimulate its development and growth, officials have maintained.

(ST)

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  • 11 March 06:11, by Jalaby

    After disappointed by Israel and western investors, now South Sudan is knocking Arab doors!! LOOOOOL
    What visionless people!!

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    • 11 March 11:46, by Mi diit

      Jalaby,
      South Sudan’s policy is non racial or religious. It has been knocking at every one’s door whether you are Arab, Jews, European, Asian, African, etc. Whoever wants to make business with South Sudan is welcome as long as you respect our country laws. Maybe you haven’t learnt about South Sudan’s foreign policy yet. It is not about disappointments with any one else. It is uniform.

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  • 11 March 07:01, by panchol

    jalaby good morning!
    I thought you are caught or even killed in Kiir Adem of Northern Bhar El Gazel. You are so stressing on South Sudanese activities lol! hahaha your Government will die while its eyes on South Sudan. lol!

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  • 11 March 07:20, by Mohammed Ali 2

    This is a good step by Machar, at least it will free some pple from the anti-Arabs complex.Machar is playing his cards for the future wisely,carefuly & smartly. Education makes a huge difference!

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    • 11 March 09:10, by Nuer Empire

      That is a big thinking from big thinker.
      The Nuer Empire

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    • 11 March 22:43, by zulu

      Well, well, well! Mr. VP is a Nuer, so is Jalaby who is confused about their identity. Who betrayed the cause of the South Sudanese, Nuba and For people in the 90s. It was him, the now VP so curriousely speaking arabic I dont understand a South Sudanese like me, from Imotong ranges, the jungles of South Sudan knows. Today, black and beautiful thinks he is Arab. Nimcompoop

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  • 11 March 07:57, by Madingthith

    Dear South Sudanese
    To be friend with Arab countries is more harmful to our economic situation is the country as most of them are thieves and they devise a mechanism that they steal each and every minerals here in South Sudan gradually and later we shall be surprise of having no mineral resources available. Me in person is not interested to attend such Arab conference by some gov’t figures in R

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  • 12 March 01:56, by Idem

    How will these spree of investment conferences help South Sudan my dear, especially again turning to the very Arabs who have been a source of our misery for all this time?.
    Is South Sudan locked up to think they cannot develop without outside support or somebody doing it for them?
    This country is busy throwing her subsistence farmers into the jaws of land grabbers, so the signs read.

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