South Sudan President Salva Kiir signed a peace agreement in the neighboring leaders look

South Sudan President Salva Kiir signed a peace agreement to end between government forces and his former deputy leader of the rebel forces in nearly 20 months of fighting.

iir on Wednesday in the capital Juba signing ceremony expressed reservations. He said: "Today we signed the peace agreement, there are many we have to reject these reservations if ignored, will not be conducive to a just and lasting peace.." African leaders attended the signing ceremony.

Terms before South Sudan government's refusal to share power, and called for the lifting of the military armed Juba, South Sudan to the presence of foreign peace supervisory staff. Opposition leader and former Vice President Rick Machar last week in Ethiopia signed the agreement, but President Kiir was refused, he said he needed more time.

The UN Security Council on Tuesday threatened that if kilb signed a peace agreement is necessary for South Sudan exert sanctions.

This agreement was reached after several months of negotiations. Negotiations chaired by Ethiopia, during which several ceasefire agreements failed.