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At a Security Council debate on South Sudan and Sudan, Ambassador Rice said she had the honor of heading the U.S. delegation to Juba to celebrate South Sudan's independence last Saturday.
Ms. Rice emphasized that the United States is sending a clear message along with other Council members that it wants the United Nations to remain in the Two Areas, especially at the critical juncture.
She said the day is the celebration for all South Sudanese, and a day of triumph for all who cherish the rights of all people to govern themselves in liberty and law.
She commended South Sudan's current leaders, including President Salva Kiir Mayardit, for helping guide Southern Sudan to this moment. She said the United States recognized the determination and courage of the many southern Sudanese who never aband
The U.S. presidential delegation to the ceremony will be led by Ambassador to the United Nations, the Honorable Susan Rice. The delegation will travel to Juba to attend this historic event today.