South Sudan President Seeks Moroccan Intelligence Expertise to Revamp Security Office

After managing to remove the heads of intelligence services, the former leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army has called on the services of American diplomacy to reorganize his new internal security office.

In response, the US State Department proposed that he draw inspiration from the experience of Morocco and its head of intelligence services, Abdellatif Hammouchi.

The proposal, reports the site El Ousboue, would have been very well received by the South Sudanese president, who considers that the relations between the two countries are currently favorable to such a form of cooperation.