US EditionCongo and Rwanda to sign agreement in US on peace, economic development: Report
- Congo and Rwanda plan to sign an agreement in Washington to promote peace and economic development, as reported by sources to Reuters.
- The agreement aims to ease violence in eastern Congo and attract significant U.S. investments in minerals like copper and cobalt, according to diplomatic sources.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to attend the signing ceremony, indicating U.S. interest in the minerals deal, state officials have said.
- A diplomatic source stated that the agreement aims to foster a pathway to peace, stability, and integrated economic development in eastern Congo.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda intend to present a draft peace agreement next week.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have signed a declaration of intent in the US to end the violence in eastern Congo. The countries have thereby agreed to present a draft peace agreement by next Friday at the latest. The countries signed their names in Washington, together with US Secretary of State Rubio. The US mediated between the two countries. In eastern Congo, rebels from the M23 group have been fighting the Congolese government …
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