JUBA: Ethiopian Ambassador to South Sudan Nebil Mehdi and Presidential Advisor on National Security Affairs of South Sudan, Tut Gatluak, engaged in discussions centered on mutual interests. The meeting was aimed at strengthening the bilateral ties between the two neighboring countries.According to Ethiopian News Agency, Ambassador Nebil provided an update to Advisor Gatluak on the current situation in Ethiopia. The discussions highlighted Ethiopia's ongoing efforts in implementing peace agreements, with a focus on judicial reforms and progress in the resumption of oil production.Advisor Gatluak expressed appreciation for Ethiopia's dedication to supporting peace initiatives and emphasized the importance of working on various projects that would enhance integration between the two nations. The talks also included an exchange of views on regional peace and development issues, underscoring the need for continued collaboration.
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