In a morning call described as productive by Rwanda’s Presidency, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda and President Emmanuel Macron of France engaged in discussions focusing on bilateral cooperation and regional stability.
The brief statement posted on X also revealed that the leaders exchanged views on various facets of collaboration between their nations, emphasizing the importance of nurturing a robust partnership for mutual benefit. Acknowledging the significance of strong ties between Rwanda and France, both Presidents underscored the potential for further collaboration across multiple sectors.
A key aspect of their conversation centered around regional affairs, with particular attention given to the situation in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). President Kagame and President Macron expressed their shared commitment to seeking a comprehensive political solution to the challenges facing the region.
The leaders highlighted ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving the complexities in Eastern DRC, citing initiatives such as the Luanda Process and the East African Community’s (EAC) Nairobi Process. They emphasized the importance of these frameworks in facilitating dialogue and fostering stability in the region.
During the call, President Kagame and President Macron reaffirmed their support for peaceful mechanisms that prioritize dialogue and inclusivity.
