South Sudan Official Flag of Independence Day
South Sudan on Saturday, July 9, 2011 has been officially independent. and For the first time, a new state flag is flown. As quoted by news agency Associated Press (AP), Southern Sudan is officially became the youngest country in the world, after the Chairman of the parliament read the proclamation of the independence of southern Sudan in a ceremony that was held.
Southern Sudan became the 193 countries that recognized the United Nations next week, and will become the UN member states to 54 in Africa.
In a ceremony attended by Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN) Ban Ki-moon and Sudanese President Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir, the Sudanese flag lowered from the top of the mast and replaced with the flag of South Sudan. During the ceremony, Salva Kiir sworn in as President of South Sudan.
The people of Southern Sudan to arrive and be happy and moved to a location to attend the independence of South Sudan is very historic. 're Right activists from the western region of Sudan, Darfur who have experienced violence during the ten years to bring a sign that said "Bashir is wanted dead or alive '. As is known Bashir has been charged with the International Criminal Court for war crimes in Darfur.
Southern Sudan became the 193 countries that recognized the United Nations next week, and will become the UN member states to 54 in Africa.
In a ceremony attended by Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN) Ban Ki-moon and Sudanese President Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir, the Sudanese flag lowered from the top of the mast and replaced with the flag of South Sudan. During the ceremony, Salva Kiir sworn in as President of South Sudan.
The people of Southern Sudan to arrive and be happy and moved to a location to attend the independence of South Sudan is very historic. 're Right activists from the western region of Sudan, Darfur who have experienced violence during the ten years to bring a sign that said "Bashir is wanted dead or alive '. As is known Bashir has been charged with the International Criminal Court for war crimes in Darfur.
