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DR Congo and Rwanda sign draft peace agreement
- Representatives of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have reached a draft peace agreement that could end decades of conflict.
- The U.S. and Qatar mediated the agreement, which includes disengagement, disarmament, and conditional integration of armed groups.
- The peace deal is expected to be formally signed next week, with potential for significant investments in the region.
- The draft includes provisions on respect for territorial integrity and a prohibition of hostilities.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo and neighboring Rwanda have signed a preliminary peace agreement. The agreement was brokered by the United States and supported by Qatar. It aims to end the bloody conflict in eastern Congo that has been dragging on for almost 30 years. But deeper economic interests and political considerations lurk behind the diplomatic success.
DR Congo and Rwanda sign draft peace agreement
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have signed a provisional agreement aimed at stopping the conflict in eastern DRC, according to a joint statement from the two countries and the United States Department of State.
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Congo and Rwanda will sign peace deal on June 27, a major step in ending fighting in eastern Congo
Congo and Rwanda have committed to signing a peace agreement in Washington on June 27. The move was announced in a joint press release from the two nations and the U.S. Department of State. Both countries have agreed to the…
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