DR Congo and M23 Rebels Confirm Participation in Angola Peace Talks

The DRC and M23 rebels are set to engage in peace talks in Angola, addressing a conflict that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions. This marks a change from DRC’s earlier stance against direct negotiations. Both sides have sent delegations to Luanda as efforts to mediate a ceasefire continue.

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the M23 rebel group have confirmed their participation in peace talks in Angola, aimed at addressing the escalating conflict in the eastern region of the country. This revelation comes as a shift from previous refusals by DRC to engage in direct negotiations. Spokespersons for both parties have indicated that delegations have been sent to Luanda to commence discussions.

The upcoming peace talks in Angola represent a critical opportunity for the DRC and M23 rebels to address the ongoing conflict affecting millions. With significant humanitarian crises resulting from the violence, the participation of both parties could pave the way towards a potential resolution. Continued efforts are necessary to establish lasting peace in the region.

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