'There isn't peace in Eastern Congo: M23 and Congolese army exchanging hostilities'
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- In a recent diplomatic event in Washington, Presidents Félix Tshisekedi of the DRC and Paul Kagame of Rwanda met for the first time in a year, yet the ongoing conflict in eastern DRC persists, with the M23 rebel group not participating in the discussions. The situation remains complicated by entrenched militias and economic interests tied to the region's mineral wealth.
- The meeting between Tshisekedi and Kagame was portrayed as a significant diplomatic breakthrough, but the absence of M23 from the talks underscores the challenges in achieving a comprehensive peace agreement. Analysts emphasize that without addressing the underlying issues, any agreement may lack the necessary depth for lasting peace.
- The arrival of the Emir of Qatar in the DRC following his visit to Rwanda highlights the international community's interest in mediating the conflict. Qatar's involvement in facilitating discussions between the DRC government and M23 reflects a broader pattern of external engagement in resolving regional conflicts, emphasizing the need for inclusive dialogue to address the complexities of the situation.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
