An improved climate for business and investment is contributing to South Sudan’s peace-building process after 22 years of civil war.
The government of South Sudan is focusing on improving the business environment with aim of attracting investors into the country.
The Government of the Republic of South Sudan (GoSS) is keen to cultivate and nurture a conducive investment environment in the country. Consequently, it has put in place necessary procedures and systems to facilitate rapid business setup in the country through the respective ministries and commissions. It also organizes trade fairs in which potential investors are able to meet government officers as well as their potential South Sudanese counterparts in Juba and other places. These have been a great success.
South Sudan is open to foreign investment and its investment policy is guided by the Investment Act of 2011.
The information under business environment has been organized as follows;
Why invest in South Sudan?
Investment opportunities in South Sudan
Investment guarantees in South Sudan
Doing Business in South Sudan