Democratic Republic of the Congo President Félix Tshisekedi has called for a national dialogue to address the ongoing security and political crises affecting the nation, particularly in its eastern provinces. The proposed initiative seeks to bring together political leaders, community representatives, and civil society actors to foster national cohesion. However, the Congolese government has explicitly excluded the M23 rebel group from participating, reiterating its refusal to engage in formal dialogue with armed insurgent movements operating in the region.
- President Félix Tshisekedi proposed a national dialogue to address the widespread security challenges and political instability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- The M23 rebel movement, which remains active in the conflict-affected eastern region of North Kivu, is explicitly barred from joining the talks.
- The dialogue aims to engage recognized political parties, civil society organizations, and community representatives to establish domestic consensus.
- The DRC administration maintains its position against holding direct negotiations with armed groups accused of destabilizing the country.
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