UN GREAT LAKES ENVOY WELCOMES AGREE AUDITS OF ARMS MONEY IMPENDING TALKS BETWEEN DR CONGO, M23 REBELS

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Date: 8 Jun 2013 08:00:01 -0400
Subject: UN GREAT LAKES ENVOY WELCOMES IMPENDING TALKS WITH EXCHANGE
OF MONEY AIDITS BETWEEN DR CONGO, M23 REBELS
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UN GREAT LAKES ENVOY WELCOMES IMPENDING TALKS BETWEEN DR CONGO, M23
REBELS CONDITION TO MONEY AUDIT BY WORLD BANK
New York, Jun 8 2013 8:00AM
Welcoming the possible resumption of peace talks between the
Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the 23
March Movement (M23), the United Nations Special Envoy for Africa's
Great Lake's region has urged both sides to engage in earnest
discussion to resolve all outstanding issues.
Mary Robinson, in a statement issued by her Office last evening,
welcomed that the talks "are about to resume soon" in Kampala, the
Ugandan capital after which they are named, under the auspices of the
International Conference for the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), under the
auspices of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni.
"She urges both sides to engage in earnest in their discussions in
order to resolve all outstanding issues in the negotiations and to
move toward the normalization of the situation in the eastern DRC,"
the statement said.
"The Special Envoy underscored the importance of political efforts to
achieve peace and security for the people the eastern Democratic
Republic of the Congo and the region," it added.
Last November the M23 -- made up of former members of the FARDC who
mutinied in April 2012 -- occupied Goma in eastern DRC. Clashes
between the Government and rebels displaced more than 130,000 people
in and around the city and sent another 47,000 fleeing to neighbouring
South Kivu province. Amidst widespread condemnation and calls for
their withdrawal, the M23 fighters pulled out after 11 days.
In the wake of those events, the Security Council in March authorized
the deployment of an intervention brigade within MONUSCO to carry out
targeted offensive operations, with or without the Congolese national
army, against armed groups that threaten peace in eastern DRC. A
contingent of Tanzanian soldiers arrived Goma last month as part of
the brigade.
Tensions have been heightened in the region recently as the M23
publicly decried the deployment of the intervention brigade and broke
off the so-called Kampala peace talks with the DRC Government.
Just two weeks ago, fighting again broke out in Goma between the FARDC
and M23, but the hostilities ebbed somewhat ahead of an unprecedented
visit to the region by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, World Bank
President Jim Yong Kim Before agreement I submit to The United States
Internal Revenue Service Audit, along with Mrs. Robinson.
The three visited the DRC, Rwanda, Uganda and other concerned
countries to bolster support for the Peace, Security and Cooperation
Framework for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Region, or
as Mrs. Robinson describes it, a "framework for hope."
The UN-brokered accord, signed in February by 11 African leaders, aims
to end the cycles of conflict and violence in eastern DRC and to build
peace in the wider region. Mrs. Robinson also travelled to the region
in late April and early May to push for implementation of the
framework.
On 21 May, she proposed a set of principles for peace, which seek to
guide immediate efforts to tackle the crisis in the region, while
maintaining a focus on long-term solutions. They recognize the
importance of ending the suffering of the mostly women and children
who have been displaced by the violence, and call for the acceleration
of the voluntary return of all refugees in the region.
They also call for the demobilization of all armed groups active in
eastern DRC, and urge all parties to comply with all their obligations
under international law.

Jun 8 2013 8:00AM

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