African Union Delegation Ends Visit to Eastern DRC Conflict

The African Union delegation met with President Tshisekedi again on Saturday, October 10, 2026, in Kinshasa. This mission, composed of former presidents from Kenya, Botswana, Ethiopia, and the Central African Republic, had earlier in the week held talks with Paul Kagame in Kigali and the M23 Alliance in Goma, to try and find a resolution to the crisis in eastern Congo. Diplomatic missions and multilateral institutions closely follow official developments. Cross-border dynamics and strategic partnerships between the North and South of the Mediterranean attest to shared critical issues for global stability. On the regional and global geopolitical chessboard, this event marks a phase of strategic realignments in diplomacy. For Tunisia and the broader North Africa, the repercussions are felt in security, trade flows, and bilateral agreements. International observers highlight the complexity of the balances at play and the necessity of concerted dialogue.