I extend my warm congratulations to the Government and people of the Republic of South Sudan on the occasion of the countryโs 15th Independence Day.
As South Sudan marks this important milestone, IGAD reaffirms its unwavering commitment to working alongside the Government and people of South Sudan in advancing lasting peace, stability, and sustainable development for the continued wellbeing and prosperity of all its citizens.
Happy Independence Day, South Sudan!
Thousands of South Sudanese enjoyed unforgettable Independence Day celebrations in Terekeka. This proves that domestic tourism is thriving. The Ministry will continue identifying and promoting tourist destinations across the country to grow domestic tourism.
#ExploreSouthSudan
Happy 15th Independence Day, South Sudan! ๐ธ๐ธ
Today we celebrate our freedom, our rich heritage, and the beauty that makes our nation a unique destination. Together, letโs share South Sudan with the world.
#VisitSouthSudan@AfricanParks@UNESCO
The Lopit are custodians of a rich cultural heritage, known for their vibrant traditions, resilience, and deep connection to the land.
Celebrating the Lopit is holding diversity that makes South Sudan unique and a destination for authentic cultural tourism. #ExploreSouthSudan
The Bari community celebrated Jubek Day at Nyaing in a vibrant showcase of culture, heritage, and unity. ๐ธ๐ธ
The Directorate of Tourism remains committed to promoting cultural tourism and preserving South Sudanโs rich and diverse cultural identity.
#ExploreSouthSudan
The lechwe, red lechwe, or southern lechwe(Kobus leche) is among the antelope species found in the Boma-Badingilo Great Nile Migration. They are so beautiful.
#ExploreSouthSudan@AfricanParks@UNESCO
The pangolins are the most traffic animals in the world and we are doing our best in South Sudan ๐ธ๐ธ with our partners @AfricanParks to conserve them.
All eight recognised pangolin species remain at high risk of extinction due to overexploitation and habitat loss but lack of data and reporting gaps are hampering global efforts to protect them.
Learn more in our report with @CITES โก๏ธ https://t.co/EETMccDocH
South Sudan homes the Great Nile Migration, the largest land mammal migration on Earth. Every year, around six million antelope journey across the countryโs vast landscapes in one of natureโs greatest wildlife spectacles.
@AfricanParks@UNESCO@USEmbassyJuba@EUinSouthSudan
Early this year the Ministry of Wildlife, Conservation & Tourism, in partnership with African Parks, officially opened the Maruwa Hills Tourist Camp in Boma National Park - marking a bold step toward conservation and promoting tourism in South Sudan ๐ธ๐ธ @AfricanParks
Mundari Tribe has come out as one of the most popular cultural destinations in South Sudan ๐ธ๐ธ with hundreds of tourists visiting Terekeka each years.
#ExploreSouthSudan
Mandate of Tourism sector is to develop and promote Tourism as a major socioeconomic activity to generate foreign currency, job creation to host communities to distribute equal benefit of what is generated from Tourism activities convergent enjoyable stay and travel of all.
One of the planetโs greatest wildlife events is unfolding across eastern South Sudan.
@NatGeo has featured the Great Nile Migration in eastern South Sudan, highlighting one of conservationโs most remarkable and complex landscapes. It is shaped by wildlife, communities and movement.
Explore the story and learn what it takes to support its future: https://t.co/zaEXXBdhAG
#GreatNileMigration #AfricanParks #NationalGeographic #SouthSudan #WildlifeConservation