The United States Department of State with Qatar participation has conducted mediators in negotiations. The signing ceremony is expected on June 27th.
Representatives of African Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo are signed by their technical delegations the text of a peace agreement between both countries. On Wednesday, June 18, the United States Department of State, to act as a mediator in negotiations.
It is noted that the ministry’s signing is expected on June 27th.
The State Department noted that the current signing is a phase of preparation for the official ceremony with the participation of the ministers, which will witness the Secretary of the State of Marco Rubio.
According to the report, the agreement was based on the “statement of principles” of April 25 and the result of three -day “developing dialogues for political, safe and economic interest”.
The document contains provisions:
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respect for the integrity of the territory and the prohibition of hate;
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separation, disarmament and condition of integration of illegal armed groups;
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creating a joint coordination mechanism in the field of security;
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Guaranteed the access of human human and promoting the return of refugees and internal transferred people;
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Framework for the integration of economic economic.
In a message common to the United States governments, Rwanda and Dr Congo on the occasion of peace negotiations held this week in Washington, it was noted that Qatar also participated in discussions to ensure the same as the initiatives of the two countries aimed at dialogue and stability in the region.
The war between the two countries worsens at the end of January, when the M23 rebel formation, which operates east of Dr. Congo with Rwanda support, captures the strategic rubber city – the capital of the province of northern Kiva. In February, the militants also conquered Bukawa – the capital of neighboring Southern Kiva. Both provinces are known for their rich mineral deposits.
Note that in March it was reported that Dr. Congo authorities wanted to ask the United States to support their troops against the rear of hate. In this regard, the United States planned to sign an agreement on the obtaining of rare metal metals to the Congo.
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