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Goma International Airport Receives a Plane After One Year of Closure
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The first plane has landed at Goma International Airport in North Kivu more than a year after AFC/M23 fighters took control of the city. The plane arrived in Goma on 12 February 2026, carrying Vivian van de Perre, the UN Special Envoy ad interim, to hold talks with AFC/M23 leaders. She arrived in the city at the request of AFC/M23, which controls the airspace, and which hosted the MONUSCO chief to discuss a ceasefire. Upon her arrival in Goma, s…
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