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Rwanda’s Kagame gives cautious welcome to U.S.-brokered peace deal with Congo
- On June 27, 2025, in Washington's Oval Office, DR Congo and Rwanda signed a peace deal calling for Rwandan troop withdrawal within 90 days to end decades of armed conflict.
- Decades of violence in eastern DRC, with Rwandan-backed M23 rebels seizing territories, prompted a U.S.-brokered diplomatic effort to achieve peace.
- The agreement mandates a structured return program for nearly 250,000 refugees and IDPs, and a Joint Security Mechanism within 30 days to monitor disarmament and support cessation efforts.
- Despite the peace deal, M23 rejected its binding nature and continued pushing toward Uvira, with fighting ongoing amid allegations of Rwanda's backing, fueling persistent conflict.
- The peace deal aims to establish a regional investment framework for critical minerals, with a follow-up summit planned later this year to ensure economic integration and monitor progress.
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On Friday 4 July, Rwandan President Paul Kagame held a press conference in Kigali. The Head of State returned to the peace agreement signed in Washington between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo on 27 June 2025 under the auspices of the United States.
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