JUBA, 22 August 2011 – The new Office of the President of the Republic of South Sudan H.E Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit was officially opened today Monday August 22nd, 2011, in a very special ceremony organized by the President’s office.

The new office was redesigned and constructed by Makover Construction Company under the supervision of the Ministry of Housing and Physical Planning.

President Kiir cutting the tape to open the new office.

[Photo: Thomas Kenneth]

The caretaker minister in the Office of the President Dr. Cirino Hiteng described the new facility as meeting international standards making it “a real Office of the President of the state”.

On her part, the caretaker minister for Housing and Physical Planning Mrs. Nunu Kumba said the next step, to be taken soon, is to build a big Presidential Palace for the Republic of South Sudan.

The new office in Juba.

[Photo: Thomas Kenneth]

In his key remarks when addressing the opening ceremony, President Kiir congratulated Makeover Construction Company for having done a very good job by redesigning and standardizing the office.

Reported by Thomas Kenneth/P.P.U/RSS

http://www.goss.org/

President’s office to be opened tomorrow

JUBA, 21 August 2011 – The new office of the President of the Republic of South Sudan H.E Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit, which was constructed by Makeover Construction Company, will be officially opened tomorrow Monday, August 22nd, 2011.

The new Office of the President of the Republic of South Sudan-Eastern side.

[Photo: PPU]

The new Office of the President-Western side.

[Photo: PPU]

Reported by Thomas Kenneth/P.P.U/RSS

http://www.goss.org/

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