General Peter Cirimwami, governor of the North Kivu province, went to Sake in the Kamuronza groupement, Masisi territory, to provide support and encouragement to the soldiers engaged on the front line. His visit was intended to motivate the troops and ensure that the operations commander’s directives were followed to the letter.
In a speech marked with determination, the governor recalled the importance of defending their country and restoring the image of the army before the international community. He also addressed the issue of the displacement of the populations of Sake, expressing the hope that they would be able to return to their homes as soon as security was restored.
His words were seen as a message of unity and solidarity in times of conflict. The desire to restore peace and allow the return of the inhabitants of Sake as soon as possible was clearly expressed.
This visit by the governor underlines the importance of collaboration between provincial authorities and the forces present to ensure the security and well-being of populations affected by armed conflicts in the region.
This act of leadership and support demonstrates the authorities’ commitment to working for peace and stability in the North Kivu province, despite persistent challenges.