Kenyan President William Ruto announced a high-stakes summit to address the escalating crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
The summit, scheduled within the next 48 hours, will bring together DRC President Etienne Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
Ruto expressed gratitude to both leaders for their willingness to participate in the extraordinary East African Community (EAC) discussions.
The eastern DRC has long been plagued by conflict, with tensions straining regional stability and international peace efforts.
This diplomatic gathering underscores Kenya’s commitment to fostering dialogue and unity among its East African neighbors.
President Ruto described the summit as an essential step towards resolving deep-seated issues and paving the way for peace.
Observers hope this meeting will yield concrete strategies to address the violence that has displaced millions in the DRC.
The summit’s outcome is anticipated to have a profound impact on regional cooperation and humanitarian interventions.
Kenya’s initiative highlights the urgency of collaborative efforts to secure a lasting solution to the enduring crisis.
