Saudi Arabia Welcomes US-Brokered Peace Agreement Between Rwanda and DR Congo
The Kingdom expresses hope that the accord will contribute to regional and international security and peace.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: The signing of a peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been welcomed by Saudi Arabia.
Facilitated by the United States with support from Qatar, this agreement aims to de-escalate tensions between the two nations.
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs praised the diplomatic efforts of the US and Qatar in bringing the two sides together for talks.
The accord is expected to contribute to regional security and peace, while also addressing long-standing tensions over accusations of mutual support for armed rebel groups, such as the M23 militia.
The humanitarian crisis in eastern DRC, which has displaced more than seven million people, has added urgency to these negotiations.
Facilitated by the United States with support from Qatar, this agreement aims to de-escalate tensions between the two nations.
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs praised the diplomatic efforts of the US and Qatar in bringing the two sides together for talks.
The accord is expected to contribute to regional security and peace, while also addressing long-standing tensions over accusations of mutual support for armed rebel groups, such as the M23 militia.
The humanitarian crisis in eastern DRC, which has displaced more than seven million people, has added urgency to these negotiations.
