Agreement on Ending HostilitiesAgreement on Ending Hostilities • March 18th, 2010
On November 16th and December 29th 1999, at Pointe-Noire and Brazzaville respectively, gunmen that had been in the Congo since the war, on June 5th 1997 decided to lay down their guns and sign the two agreements that are herein reproduced. These agreements establish the cease-fire and end of hostilities in the Republic of Congo. They reflect the will of the Congolese people to favour dialogue for the resolution of conflicts inside and outside our country.
AGREEMENT ON ENDING HOSTILITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF CONGOAgreement on Ending Hostilities • November 30th, 2016
• Convinced that without peace, our country, the Congo, cannot preserve and consolidate national unity and promote democracy and development.
IntroductionAgreement on Ending Hostilities • July 9th, 2012
The stakeholders in this agreement are convinced that one of the necessary conditions for establishing lasting peace in our country is the non-resort of
Peace Agreement Access Tool PA-X www.peaceagreements.orgAgreement on Ending Hostilities • June 23rd, 2022
The agreement is primarily a ceasefire-related agreement but covers some additional issues including DDR arrangements, amnesty provisions, and prisoner release.
