19/03/2026
Abyei Youth Executive office Strengthen Ties with Juba-Based Associations in Courtesy Meeting
A courtesy meeting aimed at strengthening cooperation among Abyei youth organizations was successfully held today, bringing together key community leaders and student representatives in Juba yesterday 18th March 2026.
The meeting was led by Arop Deng Adol, Secretary for Sports of the Abyei Youth Union, who represented the Unionβs Chairperson, Chan Mijak Dau. It convened leadership from three prominent Abyei community associations operating in Juba,the Abyei Youth Association in Juba, headed by Molana Angelo Yout; the Abyei Students Association in Universities and Higher Institutions (ABUSA), led by Molana Dau Akot Koldau; and the Abyei Students and Pupils' Association in Juba (ASPA), chaired by Ustaz Kuol Arop Kuol.
In his opening remarks, Arop Deng Adol conveyed greetings from the Abyei Youth Union leadership and reaffirmed its commitment to building stronger collaboration with youth and student bodies in Juba. He emphasized the importance of unity and coordinated efforts in addressing issues affecting Abyei youth.
Focus on Shared Challenges
Discussions centered on enhancing cooperation between the Abyei Youth Union and the Juba-based associations, with participants highlighting the need for a unified approach to common challenges.
Key issues addressed included barriers to education, particularly financial constraints and the need for improved academic support for students in universities and schools. Participants also underscored the importance of revitalizing sports and cultural activities as a means of fostering unity and preserving identity.
Youth empowerment emerged as another priority, with calls for expanded opportunities in skills development and engagement programs. Additionally, the meeting examined concerns related to student welfare, including accommodation, financial assistance, and general guidance.
Commitment to Continued Collaboration
The meeting concluded with a shared resolution to strengthen communication and maintain regular engagement among the organizations. Participants agreed to pursue joint initiatives aimed at addressing challenges and promoting the well-being of Abyei youth both in Juba and in their home communities.
All stakeholders expressed optimism and a renewed commitment to unity, cooperation, and collective progress.