Rwanda and Mozambique Troops Collaborate to Combat Terrorism in Cabo Delgado

On October 1, 2024, Major General Emmy K. Ruvusha of the Rwanda Security Forces attended the eleventh Operations Coordination meeting in Pemba, Mozambique. He emphasized the RSF’s intention to enhance military operations against terrorists to limit their freedom of action. The meeting included discussions on ongoing peace restoration efforts in Cabo Delgado Province with officials from Mozambique and Tanzania.

On October 1, 2024, Major General Emmy K. Ruvusha, Commander of the Rwanda Security Forces (RSF), attended the eleventh Operations Coordination meeting in Pemba, the capital of Cabo Delgado Province in northeastern Mozambique. This significant meeting was also attended by delegations from the Mozambique Armed Forces, Tanzanian Bilateral Forces, and local military units. At the meeting, General Ruvusha reaffirmed the commitment of the RSF to intensify offensive operations aimed at combating terrorism in the region, thereby ensuring that these insurgent groups do not have the liberty to conduct their activities freely. This declaration aligns with ongoing efforts to stabilize an area that has faced profound challenges due to terrorist activity. Prior to this meeting, on September 27, Admiral Joaquim Mangrasse, the Chief of General Staff of the Mozambique Armed Forces, engaged in high-level discussions with General Ruvusha, focusing on assessing the current initiatives to restore peace and order in the troubled region. The collaboration among these military entities underscores the collective endeavor to address the pressing security concerns affecting Cabo Delgado Province.

The ongoing security challenges in Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique, have been exacerbated by the presence of terrorist groups that have disrupted peace and stability in the region. The Rwanda Security Forces have been involved in military operations in Mozambique to aid local forces in combating these threats. The recent meetings, including the ones held in Pemba, serve as a platform for military leaders from Rwanda, Mozambique, and Tanzania to coordinate their strategies and share insights on their operations against terrorism. The involvement of multiple military forces highlights the significance of regional cooperation in achieving security objectives in areas affected by insurgency.

The meetings held in Pemba signify a robust commitment among the participating forces to confront the challenges posed by terrorism in Cabo Delgado Province. General Ruvusha’s assurances to intensify offensive operations illustrate the proactive measures being undertaken to diminish the terrorists’ ability to operate freely in the area. Continued collaboration among the military forces of Rwanda, Mozambique, and Tanzania is imperative in their shared goal of restoring peace and stability in the region.

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