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  1. South Sudan is engaging with the African Union, while NEC manages electoral preparations for the country.
  2. The election process in South Sudan is currently facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps.

EU Cites Lack of Budgetary Detail Regarding South Sudan Election Funding

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The European Union stated it currently has no funding available to support South Sudan’s planned December elections. EU Ambassador to South Sudan Pelle Enarsson explained that the government had not yet presented a detailed budget outlining the resources required to conduct the elections. The EU stated it would await the findings of an African Union election monitoring mission before considering any possible support.

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The election process in South Sudan is already facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps. The EU's position highlights the dependence of the electoral process on international partner financial contributions and review.

The election process in South Sudan is currently facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps.

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    The African Union might face operational challenges due to the funding shortfalls and the need to review election processes.

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