Angola needs to mediate between the Congo and M23 militia | EUROtoday

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Status: 12.03.2025 04:39 a.m.

According to Angola, the federal government of the Democratic Republic of Congo has permitted direct peace talks with the Miliz M23. Angola needs to look as a mediator as a part of the talks.

According to Angola, the federal government of the Democratic Republic of Congo has permitted the Miliz M23, who helps the assist of Rwanda, quickly. After visiting the Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi, the Angolan Presidential Office introduced that “contact with the M23 would be made as a mediator in the conflict”. For instance, delegations on either side ought to “be able to conduct direct negotiations in the coming days in Luanda”.

A spokeswoman for Tshisekedi later mentioned in on-line service X that the federal government of the Democratic Republic of Congo will pay attention to the statements and that “the implementation of this approach of Angolan mediation” would wait. Peace talks haven’t but began as a result of Tshisekedi had repeatedly rejected a dialogue with the M23.

Numerous useless and displaced folks for the reason that starting of the yr

The Miliz M23 had taken massive areas within the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo since January, together with the provincial capitals Goma and Bukavu. According to Congolese data, greater than 7,000 folks have been killed within the fights for the reason that starting of the yr and tons of of hundreds had been expelled.

According to UN, Rwanda helps the M23 militia with round 4,000 troopers. The Congolese authorities accuses the neighboring nation of wanting to take advantage of the mineral sources of the japanese provinces of North and South Kivu. Rwanda denies that.

The UN Human Rights Council appointed a fee final month to look at the outbreak of violence and related atrocities within the area, together with the allegations of rape and executions on either side.

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