Summary
The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have signed a peace agreement to help end long-standing conflict in eastern Congo. The deal, supported by the U.S., is expected to improve access to important minerals needed for technology.
Key Facts
- Congo and Rwanda signed a peace deal on Friday.
- The goal is to end ongoing fighting in eastern Congo.
- The U.S. helped facilitate this agreement.
- The U.S. is interested in gaining access to minerals needed for technology.
- President Donald Trump will meet with officials from Congo and Rwanda.
- The deal follows over 30 years of conflict in the region.
- Many view the agreement as important but not a quick fix to stopping the violence.
