The Chief
Executive Officer of MTN South Suda, Monzer Ali has met with Simon Akuei Deng,
the Commissioner General of the South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA). The
meeting centered on MTN South Sudan’s contributions to the country’s economy,
particularly through its investments in telecommunications infrastructure and
its position as one of the largest taxpayers in South Sudan. Both parties
emphasized the importance of collaboration between the private sector and
government institutions in creating a business-friendly environment that drives
sustainable growth.
During the
meeting, Monzer Ali expressed his gratitude to Hon. Simon Akuei Deng for his
unwavering support for the private sector and his leadership in creating an
enabling environment for businesses to thrive. “We are deeply appreciative
of the Commissioner General’s dedication to fostering a business-friendly
climate that encourages investment and innovation,” Monzer said. “At
MTN, we remain committed to supporting the SSRA and contributing to South
Sudan’s economic development.”
As the leading
telecommunications provider in South Sudan, MTN has played a pivotal role in
connecting communities, driving digital inclusion, and creating employment
opportunities. The company’s investments in network infrastructure and digital
services have not only improved connectivity but also contributed significantly
to the country’s revenue through tax compliance and other financial
obligations.
Hon. Simon
Akuei Deng reiterated his strong support for the private sector and commended
MTN South Sudan for its contributions to the nation’s economy. “MTN has been
a key partner in South Sudan’s development journey, and we are optimistic about
seeing more investment and growth from the company,” he said. “The
private sector plays a crucial role in driving economic progress, and we are
committed to creating an environment that enables businesses to thrive.”
The
Commissioner General emphasized the importance of tax collection in funding
national development projects and providing essential public services. He
praised MTN for its commitment to compliance and its role as one of the largest
taxpayers in the country, noting that such contributions are vital for South
Sudan’s economic stability and growth.
MTN South Sudan
reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the SSRA and maintaining its position
as a responsible corporate citizen.
By: Kanto Okanta
