James Swan in Beni: “The protection of civilians remains our priority”

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: November 5, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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James Swan in Beni: “The protection of civilians remains our priority”

MONUSCO chief James Swan met with the North Kivu governor in Beni on Thursday, November 5, to discuss security in the Grand North and humanitarian and health challenges linked to Ebola. He reaffirmed that protecting civilians is the mission’s priority, calling for regular patrols, better threat anticipation and a rapid response. Swan also stressed cooperation between the Congolese armed forces and MONUSCO against the ADF to protect people in areas most exposed to attacks.

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