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    Rwanda, Congo hold first meeting of joint oversight committee under peace deal

    Kuwaiti TribuneBy Kuwaiti TribuneAugust 1, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    By Daphne Psaledakis and Sonia Rolley

    (Reuters) -Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo held the primary assembly of a joint oversight committee on Thursday, taking a step towards implementing a peace deal agreed final month in Washington whilst different commitments are but to be fulfilled.

    The African Union, Qatar and america joined the assembly of the committee in Washington, which was established as a discussion board to cope with implementation and dispute decision of the peace settlement.

    The deal in June between Rwanda and Congo marked a breakthrough in talks held by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration, which goals to convey an finish to preventing that has killed hundreds and attracted billions of {dollars} of Western funding to a area wealthy in tantalum, gold, cobalt, copper, lithium and different minerals.

    Within the Washington settlement, the 2 African nations pledged to implement a 2024 deal that may see Rwandan troops withdraw from jap Congo inside 90 days.

    It additionally mentioned Congo and Rwanda would kind a joint safety coordination mechanism inside 30 days and implement a plan agreed final 12 months to watch and confirm the withdrawal of Rwandan troopers inside three months.

    Congolese navy operations concentrating on the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), a Congo-based armed group that features remnants of Rwanda’s former military and militias that carried out a 1994 genocide, are supposed to conclude over the identical timeframe.

    However 30 days from the signing has handed and not using a assembly of the joint safety coordination mechanism, and operations concentrating on the FDLR and the withdrawal of Rwandan troopers have but to start.

    The joint oversight committee assembly, as a consequence of meet inside 45 days of the signing, was on schedule.

    Trump’s senior Africa adviser, Massad Boulos, advised reporters on Wednesday that the deal was not off monitor, including {that a} assembly of the safety mechanism was as a consequence of be introduced in coming days.

    Requested about lack of progress on operations in opposition to the FDLR and withdrawal of Rwandan troopers, Boulos mentioned: “There was no timeline for that… in the event you take a look at the chronology of what we have been capable of do since April, it has been intensive, and it has been very a lot on level and really a lot consistent with our aspirations. So it isn’t off monitor in any method.”

    However sources with information of the negotiations recognised delays within the implementation of the deal, however added it was not but threatening the deal as an entire.

    Navy and diplomatic sources advised Reuters that the events in battle, together with armed teams as M23 and militia fighters often called Wazalendo, have strengthened their navy presence on the entrance strains.

    (Reporting by Daphne Psaledakis in Washington and Sonia Rolley in Paris; Extra reporting by Bhargav Acharya in Toronto; Enhancing by Michael Perry)





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