A preliminary economic agreement has been reached between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda during talks held in Washington, marking a step forward in regional peace efforts. The deal aims to foster economic cooperation and rebuild trust between the two nations, which have experienced prolonged conflict. Facilitated by international mediators, the agreement focuses on trade normalization, cross-border investment, and infrastructure development. While political challenges remain, this economic framework is seen as a confidence-building measure that could support broader stability in the Great Lakes region. The signing reflects growing diplomatic engagement aimed at transforming conflict zones into areas of economic collaboration.
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اتفاق اقتصادي مبدئي بين الكونجو ورواندا في واشنطن في إطار عملية السلام Reuters