DRC–Rwanda: a conference scheduled in October to review security commitments

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: October 5, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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DRC–Rwanda: a conference scheduled in October to review security commitments

A planning conference is scheduled for October 2026 between the DRC and Rwanda, following their August discussions in Geneva, to review the implementation of their security commitments, including the neutralization of FDLR and troop disengagement. The meeting will also clarify the role of Monusco, whose mandate expires in December 2026, in supporting and verifying disarmament efforts. The revision of the operational plan, initially set to begin in October 2025, is a key focus. The date of December 20, 2026, marks the end of Monusco's current mandate, with particular attention to its future role.

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