Office of the Spokesperson
Department of State
Washington, DC
April 5, 2013
The United States Government, in coordination with the Governments of
the United Kingdom, Norway and the European Union, will host a South
Sudan Economic Partners Forum in Washington on April 16, 2013, to
discuss the economic and fiscal challenges facing South Sudan and how
the Government of the Republic of South Sudan, together with partner
nations and international financial institutions, can best address them.
These governments and international financial institutions, including
the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the African
Development Bank, are working with the Government of the Republic of
South Sudan to explore concrete options to help bridge the fiscal gap
exacerbated by the oil shutdown of the past year, as well as plans to
diversify South Sudan’s economy to allow for sustainable long-term
growth.
The South Sudan Economic Partners Forum is an opportunity for
representatives of governments and international financial institutions
to discuss strategies to address South Sudan’s economic challenges with
South Sudanese Government officials and offer support for sound
government policy-making.
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