Tuesday, 26 February 2019

Uganda repatriates former M23 combatants



 

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Uganda repatriates former M23 combatants

https://observer.ug/news/headlines/59980-uganda-repatriates-former-m23-combatants

 
 
Written by URN
 
 Some of the ex M23 combatants at EntebbeThe Ugandan government has repatriated 57 ex M23 combatants to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The ex-combatants departed Entebbe airport aboard a UN military aircraft today morning.

The ex-combatants are part of a larger group of M23 fighters who crossed into Uganda with their dependents in 2013 following intense fighting with DRC troops backed by UN forces. They have since lived in Bihanga military camp, Ibanda district in western Uganda.

Their repatriation is part of the peace agreement involving Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo under the 8th Regional Oversight Mechanism Summit and the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region summit signed in October 2017.   


The negotiations also involved the United Nations, South African Development Community and African Union. Robert Masolo, the ambassador in charge of Special Duties in Uganda's Foreign Affairs ministry handed over the ex-combatants to the DRC ambassador to Uganda Jean Pierre Massala at a function held at Entebbe airport.

He told journalists that the exercise is also part of the 2013 Addis Ababa Agreement, which provides for the cooperation framework on ex-combatants in the Great Lakes Region.
In his inaugural speech as DRC president in January 2019, Felix Tshisekedi called upon all combatants in the Great Lakes region to return home so as to build DRC together.

DRC ambassador to Uganda Jean Pierre Massala urged the remaining ex-combatants to make a decision of returning home as quickly as possible so as to support the new leadership of the country.

However, neither the Ugandan government officials nor Congolese ambassador would tell the exact number of ex M23 combatants remaining in the country. In September 2017, Uganda repatriated another ex M23 combatants to DRC.