Content_paragraphs:  UNMISS continued its good offices with the parties to and partners and
  
  stakeholders of the Revitalized Agreement. These included several meetings between
  
  the Special Representative and senior officials of the Revitalized Transitional
  
  Government of National Unity and other representatives in support of the timely
  
  implementation of the Agreement. The Special Representative also engaged with
  
  regional envoys to coordinate and reinforce efforts. UNMISS supported a joint visit
  
  on 23 January to training sites in Rajaf (Central Equatoria) and Maridi (Western
  
  Equatoria) by the Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs, Angelina Teny, the
  
  Special Envoy of IGAD, Ismail Wais, the Interim Chair of the reconstituted Joint
  
  Monitoring and Evaluation Commission, Major General Charles Tai Gituai,
  
  ambassadors of States members of the African Union and representatives of the
  
  Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangements Monitoring and Verification
  
  Mechanism. The visit allowed for key government, IGAD and African Union partners 
  
  to gain first-hand knowledge and promote progress. On 28  January, the African
  
  Union, IGAD and the reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission
  
  issued a joint statement expressing concern about the slow implementation of the
  
  transitional security arrangements and the lack of food, medicine, shelter and separate
  
  facilities for women in the training sites. The partners recommended that the
  
  Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity improve conditions, graduate
  
  the necessary unified forces and publish their redeployment plan. They also called
  
  upon the Presidency to engender the political will across all implementing
  
  mechanisms to make up for lost time and implement the transitional security
  
  arrangements in letter and spirit.