Summary
The Democratic Republic of the Congo's foreign minister stated that Rwanda needs to show it is serious about peace in eastern DRC. She mentioned that foreign troops remain in DRC, and peace talks have not progressed.
Key Facts
- The DRC's foreign minister raised concerns about Rwanda's commitment to peace.
- There are still foreign troops in the eastern part of DRC.
- A planned presidential meeting between the two countries has not moved forward.
- There are ongoing abuses in the region despite diplomatic efforts.
- The minister emphasizes the role of international facilitators like the U.S., Qatar, and regional partners in the peace process.
- The DRC wants these facilitators to hold all parties accountable to achieve a lasting peace agreement.
