Second gathering of the oversight committee, regarding the peace agreement between Congo and Rwanda, attended by the U.S. and African Union.
The second joint oversight committee meeting for the peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda took place in Doha, Qatar. The meeting, which was announced by the U.S. State Department, involved representatives from the DRC, Rwanda, Togo, the United States, Qatar, and the African Union Commission.
Togo served as a representative of the African Union in the meeting. The main focus of the meeting was the peace agreement between the DRC and Rwanda, and the parties agreed to establish a direct information exchange channel for technical, intelligence, and military purposes.
Committee members acknowledged delays in implementing certain aspects of the Agreement. However, no specific decisions or outcomes beyond the agreement for direct information exchange were reported from the meeting.
The agreement for this information exchange was made ahead of the next Joint Steering Committee Meeting (JSCM) in Doha. The exact time and location of the next meeting have yet to be announced.
The peace agreement between the DRC and Rwanda has been a significant development in the region, and this joint committee meeting is a testament to the commitment of the parties involved to maintain and strengthen the peace. The establishment of a direct information exchange channel is expected to further enhance cooperation and collaboration in the implementation of the peace agreement.
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