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On 9 July 2011 South Sudan seceded from Sudan, becoming a sovereign state. So far, 107 UN member states and six others are known to have recognised the Republic of South Sudan.

International recognition of South Sudan

United Nations member states

Country Date of recognition Relevant political international membership
 Sudan
Further information: South Sudan – Sudan relations
 8 July 2011
effective 9 July 2011[1][2]		 African Union (AU) member
 Arab League member
 Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member
 Egypt 8 July 2011
effective 9 July 2011[3][4]		 AU member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Germany 8 July 2011
effective 9 July 2011[5]		 United Nations Security Council (UNSC) president at the time of declaration of independence
 Kenya 8 July 2011
effective 9 July 2011[6]		 AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member[7]
 East African Community (EAC) member[8]
 Albania 9 July 2011[9][10]  OIC member
 Mozambique 9 July 2011[11][12] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 OIC member
 China 9 July 2011[13] UNSC permanent member
 United Kingdom 9 July 2011[14][15]  Commonwealth of Nations member
UNSC permanent member
 Turkey 9 July 2011[16]  OIC member
 Italy 9 July 2011[17]
 Poland 9 July 2011[18]
 United States 9 July 2011[19] UNSC permanent member
 Canada 9 July 2011[20]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 Australia 9 July 2011[21]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 Japan 9 July 2011[22]
 Ireland 9 July 2011[23]
 France 9 July 2011[24] UNSC permanent member
 Cuba 9 July 2011[25][26][27][28]
 Sweden 9 July 2011[29]
 Norway 9 July 2011[30]
 Uganda
Further information: South Sudan – Uganda relations
 9 July 2011[31] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 EAC member
 OIC member
 Armenia 9 July 2011[32]
 Russia 9 July 2011[33][34] UNSC permanent member
 OIC observer
 Brazil 9 July 2011[35] UNSC non-permanent member
 Arab League observer
 Romania 9 July 2011[36]
 Spain 9 July 2011[37]
 Austria 9 July 2011[38]
 Switzerland 9 July 2011[39]
 Netherlands 9 July 2011[40]
 Belgium 9 July 2011[41]
 South Africa 9 July 2011[42] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
UNSC non-permanent member
 Tanzania 9 July 2011[43] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 EAC member
 Ethiopia 9 July 2011[44] AU member
 Zimbabwe 9 July 2011[45][46][47][48] AU member
 Central African Republic 9 July 2011[49] AU member
 OIC observer
 Togo 9 July 2011[50] AU member
 OIC member
 Mali 9 July 2011[51] AU member
 OIC member
 Algeria 9 July 2011[52][53] AU member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 9 July 2011[54] AU member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Rwanda 9 July 2011[55] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 EAC member
 Latvia 9 July 2011[56]
 Greece 9 July 2011[57]
 Jordan 9 July 2011[58]  Arab League member
 OIC member
 India
Further information: India – South Sudan relations
 9 July 2011[59]  Commonwealth of Nations member
UNSC non-permanent member
 Arab League observer
 Luxembourg 9 July 2011[60]
 Chile 9 July 2011[61]
 Cambodia 9 July 2011[62]
 South Korea 9 July 2011[63]
 Qatar 9 July 2011[64]  Arab League member
 OIC member
 Maldives 9 July 2011[65]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 OIC member
 Portugal 9 July 2011[66] UNSC non-permanent member
 Slovakia 9 July 2011[67]
 Ghana 9 July 2011[68][69] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 Nigeria 9 July 2011[70] UNSC non-permanent member
AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 OIC member
 Malta 9 July 2011[71]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 Denmark 9 July 2011[72]
 Botswana 9 July 2011[73] AU Member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 Angola 10 July 2011[74][75] AU Member
 Israel
Further information: South Sudan – Israel relations
 10 July 2011[76][77]
 Somalia 10 July 2011[78] AU member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Cape Verde 10 July 2011[79] AU member
 Bahrain 10 July 2011[80]  Arab League member
 OIC member
 Vietnam 10 July 2011[81]
 Kuwait 10 July 2011[82]  Arab League member
 OIC member
 Burkina Faso 10 July 2011[83] AU member
 OIC member
 Estonia 11 July 2011[84][85][86][87]
 United Arab Emirates 11 July 2011[88]  Arab League member
 OIC member
 Czech Republic 11 July 2011[89]
 Eritrea 11 July 2011[90] AU member
 Arab League observer
 Saudi Arabia 11 July 2011[91]  Arab League member
 OIC member
 Costa Rica 11 July 2011[92][93]
 Indonesia 12 July 2011[94]  OIC member
 Timor-Leste 12 July 2011[95]
 Namibia 12 July 2011[96] AU member
 Commonwealth of Nations member
 Senegal 12 July 2011[97] AU member
 OIC member
 Slovenia 12 July 2011[98]
 Ukraine 12 July 2011[99]
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 13 July 2011[100] AU member
 Liberia 13 July 2011[101] AU member
 Mauritania 13 July 2011[102] AU member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Djibouti 13 July 2011[103] AU member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Uruguay 13 July 2011[104][105]
 Guinea 14 July 2011[106] AU member
 OIC member
 Guyana 14 July 2011[107]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 OIC member
 Singapore 14 July 2011[108]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 Montenegro 14 July 2011[109]
 Kyrgyzstan 14 July 2011[110]  OIC member
 Peru 14 July 2011[111]
 Mexico 14 July 2011[112]
 Gabon 15 July 2011[113] UNSC non-permanent member
AU member
 OIC member
 North Korea 15 July 2011[114]
 Kazakhstan 15 July 2011[115]  OIC member
 Hungary 15 July 2011[116][117]
 Colombia 16 July 2011[118] UNSC non-permanent member
 Iran 16 July 2011[119]  OIC member
 Cyprus 18 July 2011[120]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 Lebanon 18 July 2011[121] UNSC non-permanent member
 Arab League member
 OIC member
 Bangladesh 20 July 2011[122]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 OIC member
 Bulgaria 20 July 2011[123][124]
 Finland 22 July 2011[125]
 Pakistan 22 July 2011[126]  Commonwealth of Nations member
 OIC member
 Croatia 27 July 2011[127]
 Philippines 1 August 2011[128]
 Argentina 2 August 2011[129][130]
 Panama 18 August 2011[131]
 Serbia 18 August 2011[132]
 Belarus 18 August 2011[133]

Non-United Nations member states

Country Date of recognition Relevant international membership
Holy See (Vatican City) 8 July 2011
effective 9 July 2011[134][135]
 Republic of China (Taiwan) 9 July 2011[136]
 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 9 July 2011[137] African Union (AU) member
 Somaliland 10 July 2011[138]
 Transnistria 12 July 2011[139]
 Palestinian Authority 14 July 2011[140]  Arab League member
 Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member

Positions taken by intergovernmental organisations

Intergovernmental organisations (IGOs) do not themselves diplomatically recognise any state; their member states do so individually. However, depending on the intergovernmental organisation's rules of internal governance and the positions of their member states, they may express positive or negative opinions as to declarations of independence, or choose to offer or withhold membership to a partially recognised state.

International organisation Position
 African Union (AU) The African Union welcomed South Sudan as its 54th member state.
 Arab League The Arab League wishes South Sudan to become a member state. [141] However, South Sudan does not have a majority Arab population and in South Sudan there is strong opposition to joining. [142]
Member states (15 / 22) Observers (3/4)

Algeria † • Bahrain † • Comoros • Djibouti † • Egypt † • Iraq • Jordan † • Kuwait † • Lebanon † • Libya † • Mauritania † • Morocco • Oman • State of Palestine † • Qatar † • Saudi Arabia † • Somalia † • Sudan † • Syria • Tunisia • United Arab Emirates † • Yemen
Observers: Brazil † • Eritrea † • India † • Venezuela

 † – Have recognised South Sudan.
 East African Community (EAC) South Sudan's membership in the EAC is favoured by all members.[143]
Member states (4 / 5)

Burundi • Kenya † • Rwanda † • Tanzania † • Uganda †

 † – Have recognised South Sudan.
 European Union (EU) The majority of member states have recognised South Sudan. A "Declaration by the EU and its Member States" issued by the European External Action Service stated "On this historic day, the EU and its Member States welcome the Republic of South Sudan as a new independent state. [...] The EU commends the Government of Sudan on its decision to recognise the new Republic of South Sudan with immediate effect."[144]
Member states (26 / 27) Candidates (3 / 5)

Austria † • Belgium † • Bulgaria † • Cyprus † • Czech Republic † • Denmark † • Estonia † • Finland † • France † • Germany † • Greece † • Hungary † • Ireland † • Italy † • Latvia † • Lithuania • Luxembourg † • Malta † • Netherlands † • Poland † • Portugal † • Romania † • Slovakia † • Slovenia † • Spain † • Sweden † • United Kingdom †
Candidates: Croatia †• Iceland • Macedonia • Montenegro † • Turkey †

 † – Have recognised South Sudan.
 International Olympic Committee (IOC) The IOC accepts National Olympic Committees, rather than that it accepts countries as such. Any new NOC should represent a "State recognized by the international community".[145] A South Sudan committee has yet to apply and might not be able to finish the process in view of the many requirements. South Sudan athletes may be able to compete in the 2012 Olympic games "under other colours".[146]
 Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) The Secretary General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, welcomed the birth of the Republic of South Sudan in implementation of the results of the referendum on self-determination of South Sudan which took place on 9 January 2011.[147]
Member states (34 / 57) Observers (2/5)

Afghanistan • Albania † • Algeria † • Azerbaijan • Bahrain † • Bangladesh † • Benin • Brunei • Burkina Faso † • Cameroon • Chad • Comoros • Cote d'Ivoire • Djibouti † • Egypt † • Gabon † • Gambia • Guinea † • Guinea-Bissau • Guyana † • Indonesia † • Iran † • Iraq • Jordan † • Kazakhstan † • Kuwait † • Kyrgyzstan † • Lebanon † • Libya † • Malaysia • Maldives † • Mali † • Mauritania † • Morocco • Mozambique † • Niger • Nigeria † • Oman • Pakistan † • State of Palestine † • Qatar † • Saudi Arabia † • Senegal † • Sierra Leone • Somalia † • Sudan † • Suriname • Syria • Tajikistan • Togo † • Tunisia • Turkey † • Turkmenistan • Uganda † • United Arab Emirates † • Uzbekistan • Yemen
Observers: Bosnia and Herzegovina • Central African Republic † • North Cyprus • Thailand • Russia †

 † – Have recognised South Sudan.
 United Nations (UN) On July 14th, South Sudan became 193rd UN Member State.[148]
 World Bank The World Bank congratulated South Sudan upon independence.[149]

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