Content_paragraphs:  On 28 February, the expanded transitional Government (referred to as the “peace 
  
  Government”), which now includes representatives of the armed group signatories to 
  
  the Juba Peace Agreement, announced its programme of work, forming the basis of 
  
  its strategic vision. Notably, the programme of work identifies the following five 
  
  priority areas: 
  
   (a) Socioeconomic issues, including the empowerment of women and the 
  
  improvement of basic service delivery;  
  
   (b) Peace, which includes the implementation of the Agreement and the 
  
  completion of the peace process; 
  
   (c) Security, including the drafting of a national security strategy, the 
  
  protection of civilians, disarmament, demobilization and the reintegration and reform 
  
  of security agencies; 
  
   (d) International relations, including the improvement of regional and 
  
  international relations; 
  
   (e) Democratic transition, including the establishment of transitional bodies 
  
  and commissions, transitional justice, the combating of corruption, preparations for 
  
  elections, a national census and the drafting of a constitution.