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South Sudan, Sudan Move To Strengthen Bilateral Petroleum Cooperation

November 11, 2026 1 min read

A South Sudanese petroleum delegation led by the Director General of the Petroleum Authority Eng. Lual Chol Dak continues to engage with Sudan’s Minister of Energy and Petroleum on strengthening bilateral cooperation and addressing operational issues affecting the joint oil sector.

 

The meeting focused on consolidating operational progress, ensuring uninterrupted crude oil transportation, improving accounting mechanisms and safeguarding shared petroleum infrastructure. The delegation also reviewed technical assessments conducted by the Joint Technical Team along pipeline corridors and logistics routes, including flow pressure, pumping station efficiency and critical pipeline sections. Both sides emphasised the importance of maintaining infrastructure, completing priority repairs and strengthening coordination to prevent disruptions in oil transportation. The engagement seeks to strengthen strategic cooperation between Juba and Khartoum, with the petroleum sector remaining a key pillar of economic stability for both countries.