Doha Process: In Rome, C64 Calls for Governance Provisions in Signed Protocols to Be Included in Inclusive National Dialogue

Meeting in Rome on October 26 and 27, 2026, opposition coalition C64 called for inclusive national dialogue to end hostilities in eastern DR Congo, saying there is no military solution to the crisis. It urged that all parties to the conflict take part and that the governance provisions in the Doha protocols be incorporated into the national dialogue. C64 also called for verifiable results from the Doha process, including a respected and credibly monitored ceasefire, civilian protection and humanitarian access, as well as implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 2773.