Trump to host signing of peace deal between leaders of DR Congo and Rwanda
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Presidents Felix Tshisekedi of DR Congo and Paul Kagame of Rwanda are scheduled to sign a peace deal in Washington, D.C., hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump. The agreement aims to resolve the long-standing conflict in the region, despite recent escalations in fighting between DR Congo's army and M23 rebels allegedly backed by Rwanda. While the M23 rebels will not be present, other African and Arab leaders are expected to attend the signing ceremony. The Trump administration hopes this agreement will pave the way for increased U.S. investment in the resource-rich region. Despite Rwanda's denial, UN experts claim its army controls M23 operations. Analysts express skepticism about the deal's potential for lasting peace, citing the ongoing M23 rebellion and lack of a ceasefire.
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