Qatar emphasizes the solution of peaceful conflicts after the DRC-RWANDA deal | Conflict news

After Doha helped mediate, Qatari County Muhammad bin Abdulaziz in Collery County is a committee for Afurses to end the conciliation dialogue.

The Qatari diplomat Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz welcomed Peace Agreement Between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), saying it came after several rounds of talks, some of which were held in Doha.

The deal, signed in Washington, DC, on Friday, with the support of the United States and Qatar, will witness that the Rwandan soldiers are withdrawing from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and established the two countries mechanisms to enhance trade and security.

“We hope that the two sides will abide by the conditions for the agreement to cancel the escalation and enhance the security and stability of the region …”

Al-khulaifi added That meeting Between Congolese President Felix Chesikdi and his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame, hosted by Prince Sheikh Tarim bin Hamad Al Thani in Doha in March, followed by a series of talks, which paves the way for a deal on Friday.

He said: “Qatar has excellent relations with both countries and has gained the confidence of both countries as a mediator and an international partner trying to solve these issues.”

“Doha was a platform for these meetings, and we (to reaching the agreement) with the United States.”

Reuters news agency reported earlier this month that Qatar had made a draft Peace proposal To Rwanda and the density group after negotiations in Doha.

On Friday, the US State Department said that the United States, Qatar, the African Union and Togo “will continue to involve both parties to ensure the implementation of the obligations contained in the agreement.”

The agreement has sparked hopes for ending the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as the Rwanda -backed armed group is advancing in the east rich in resources.

Renewed violence raised fears of igniting a Full conflictLike the wars of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the late 1990s, which included many African countries, which resulted in the killing of millions of people.

Al -Khattafi said: “Qatar fully believes in dialogue as the cornerstone of the conflict resolution through peaceful means.”

“Qatar believes that mediation is the pillar of its external policy. For this reason, we hope that Qatar is always racing to try to solve issues between countries, and even geographically remote countries from Qatar.”

Qatar has played a major role in securing diplomatic deals in many conflicts worldwide over the past years. Recently, this helped to mediate the ceasefire agreement that ended the 12 -day war between Israel and Iran.

“What satisfies me is that this agreement came days after another agreement in which Qatar contributed with the United States-and this is the ceasefire between Iran and Israel,” said Khulafi. “Qatar will not tell any efforts to engage in more attempts to vaccinate and follow peaceful means to end these conflicts.”