A South Sudanese delegation led by the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Energy and Dams, Eng. Madhieu Achuil Mawien, has participated in the opening ...
A South Sudanese delegation led by the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Energy and Dams, Eng. Madhieu Achuil Mawien, has participated in the opening of the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit and Expo 2026 in New Delhi, India, as the country seeks to strengthen international partnerships and attract investment in renewable energy.The summit opened on November 2 and runs until November 5, bringing together government representatives, international institutions and stakeholders in the renewable energy sector.The South Sudanese delegation includes Mathiang Matur Mathiang, the country's National Focal Point for the International Solar Alliance (ISA). South Sudan's Ambassador to India, Sitona Abdalla, also attended the opening ceremony.Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over the opening ceremony, which brought together senior government officials and international dignitaries.The delegation's participation is part of the Ninth Session of the International Solar Alliance Assembly, being held alongside the renewable energy summit and exhibition.South Sudan is also expected to assume the position of vice-president of the International Solar Alliance for the African region during the current assembly session.The position is expected to strengthen South Sudan's representation within the alliance and provide opportunities to participate in regional and international discussions on solar energy development.According to the Ministry of Energy and Dams, the country's participation reflects its commitment to expanding international cooperation, accessing renewable energy expertise and attracting investment in clean and sustainable energy projects.South Sudan continues to face challenges in expanding electricity access, with renewable energy identified as an important area for improving power generation and supporting economic development.The government is seeking partnerships and technical support to develop its energy sector and expand access to reliable and affordable electricity.Photo Credit: Ministry of Energy
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