“On this day of June 22, 2024, a major event took place at the Cité de l’UA, where the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Tshisekedi, had the honor of meeting Mr. André Flahaut, Minister of State and former President of the House of Representatives of Belgium This meeting, marked by camaraderie and support, aimed to discuss the issues of bilateral cooperation between Belgium and the DRC, as well as the critical situation of the war. in the east of the country.
André Flahaut, during this exchange, underlined the importance of friendly and supportive relations between the two nations. He also expressed his indignation at the aggression suffered by the DRC from Rwanda, vigorously denouncing the inconsistencies in the application of international law. This complex situation, where political and humanitarian issues intertwine, requires concerted action and international mobilization to put an end to the violence tearing apart eastern Congo.
The message sent by Mr. Flahaut is clear: Europe must not look the other way in the face of this major crisis. It is crucial to raise awareness and mobilize political actors and civil society to push for a peaceful and lasting resolution to this conflict. As an influential political leader, André Flahaut positions himself as a fervent defender of peace and stability in the region, calling for firm and determined action to put an end to the suffering of the populations victims of this conflict.
This meeting between President Tshisekedi and Minister of State Flahaut marks an important step in relations between the DRC and Belgium, and underlines the urgency of reinforced cooperation to face the common challenges that arise in this part. of Africa. Let us hope that this meeting is the prelude to concerted and effective action to put an end to the violence and instability plaguing eastern DRC, and pave the way for a future of peace and prosperity for the whole region.”