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Foreign Minister Visits S. Sudanese Children Receiving Treatment In Israel

July 1, 2026 1 min read
Foreign Minister Visits S. Sudanese Children Receiving Treatment In Israel

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Dr. James Pitia Morgan, has visited South Sudanese children receiving specialized medical treatment at Save the Children Hospital in Israel. During the visit, Dr. Morgan commends the Government of Israel for supporting life-saving healthcare services for South Sudanese children undergoing surgery. He encourages the mothers accompanying the children to remain hopeful and resilient throughout the treatment process. The mother’s expresses appreciation to both the Governments of South Sudan and Israel, saying the partnership has given renewed hope to their families.  Dr. Morgan also visited South Sudanese students undertaking agricultural training in Israel, urging them to acquire practical knowledge and skills that will contribute to South Sudan's development upon their return.

Dr. Morgan has returned to Juba from the bilateral engagements with Israeli officials.