CNSA President Joseph Olenghankoy has reaffirmed the need for an inclusive dialogue to resolve the Democratic Republic of Congo's ongoing crisis. In a recent statement, he emphasized that the dialogue should bring together all stakeholders, including those involved in the conflict, to address the multifaceted nature of the crisis.
Olenghankoy cited past experiences where similar crises were resolved through political negotiations, and warned against excluding certain groups or limiting the scope of the dialogue. He argued that the current situation requires a collective effort to mitigate its impact on the country's institutions and citizens.
The CNSA President's stance echoes his previous calls for inclusive dialogue since the start of the crisis in June 2022. While some progress has been made, Olenghankoy remains committed to pushing for a more comprehensive approach that addresses the root causes of the conflict.
