Academics Discuss Need For Good Relations With China Academics from China and University of Juba held a Public lecture in Juba to analyze the importance of good relations with China in the near future.
18 April 2013 Director of External Relations, University of Juba Dr. Leben Nelson Moro said South Sudan and China have a shared interest. [Misuk Moses Mule] By Misuk Moses Mule JUBA, 18 April 2013 [Gurtong]- According to the Director of External Relations, University of Juba Dr. Leben Nelson Moro, China is a very important country to South Sudan because of many factors particularly the oil. He said that most of the oil companies in South Sudan are Chinese and that there is a shared interest to establish good relations. “South Sudan has resources and China needs the resources for its rapid economic growth,” he said. Despite the fact that many of the participants criticized China for bring double standards, he is optimistic that relationship between the two countries will work. He argued that what China wants to have a balanced relationship with Sudan and South Sudan. The Chinese academics on their part said that the two countries will benefit from good relations and that China is keen to relate with South Sudan. They said that China needs resources for its domestic development adding that their country needs the oil and the opportunity to invest. Never the less, they admitted that in the past South Sudan and their country did not enjoy good relations but said that it is important to have good relations between the two countries. According to them, South Sudan should use the alternative pipeline it intends to build to supplement the Sudanese pipeline and not to abandon it adding that abandoning the Sudanese pipeline is not a wise idea. Posted in: Home, Foreign Relations Comments 18/04/2013, 4:09 PM - Posted by justin Chicago Opiny Dr.leben N. Moro we know China is important to South Sudan and if I have to reverse tt the way . Is south Sudan important to China?. The Pipeline in Sudan was built by China with our blood oil and now we have to rent from Sudan,Istead of sharing it 50/50. Do you see where the chinese interest is?. You do not know chinese, people who know chinese know. In the first place chinese have no respect for human right including their own. All they need from Africa is natural resources and that is it.What else do you expect from them nothing as they are very selfish. They drill the oil and take it to China and bring back the petroleum bi- product and others at a price you can not afford same as the cocoa from west Africa where the African children sweat collecting the seeds and yet can not afford to buy a bar of chocolate. I worked with the Chinese and know who they are. Nihoma is all you will learn from a chinenese. Do your math.The sudansese pipeline is a chinese property that is why they do not want to finance a pipeline to the port of Lamu which is even much closer to china from kenya. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "South Sudan Info - The Kob" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
