Congo and M23 rebels agree to create body to oversee potential ceasefire
GOMA, Congo (AP) — Congo and the Rwanda-backed rebel group M23 agreed Tuesday to establish an oversight body for a potential permanent ceasefire, an important step toward a peace deal, after efforts to end decades-long fighting in eastern Congo stalled in recent weeks.
The agreement was signed in Doha after mediation by Qatar, Congolese government spokesperson Patrick Muyaya announced on social platform X. M23 spokesperson Lawrence Kanyuka confirmed the signing and shared documents highlighting the terms of the agreement on X.
As part of the agreement, a ceasefire monitoring body, including representatives from Congo, M23 and the 12-country International Conference on the Great Lakes Region, will be formed, according to the документи.
Очаква се тялото да се срещне в границите на седем дни от основаването му, като мироопазващата задача в Конго, известна като Monusco, взе участие, с цел да обезпечи логистична съгласуваност. Той ще проверява хипотетичните нарушавания на приключа...
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