Rwanda is preparing to take part in a four-day summit dubbed Military Operations Other than War in Uganda's capital, Kampala, from October 5-8. The summit will bring together various countries and organizations to discuss key themes related to military operations. According to organizers, the conference aims to address a range of issues, including transnational threats, cyber security, and artificial intelligence.
General Muhoozi Kainerugaba held a final planning meeting on the upcoming conference of the strategic and technical committees. The meeting was attended by representatives from various countries and organizations that have confirmed their participation. These include Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mali, Rwanda, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.
The African Union, East African Standby Force (EASF), East African Community (EAC), Inter Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), North African Regional Capability (NARC), and Economic Community of West African States Commission (ECOWAS) have also confirmed their participation. Forces Commanders of AUSSOM (Somalia), MONUSCO (DRC), UNISFA (Abyei, South Sudan), and UNIMIS (Juba, South Sudan) will also be in attendance.
The summit will discuss a range of issues, including unmanned aerial systems, peace support operations, gender mainstreaming, climate change, disaster management, natural resources management, and military support to civil authorities. Maritime and border security, space and environmental security, critical infrastructure, disease pandemics, external influence, and legal and ethical accountability are also on the agenda.
The conference aims to promote cooperation and coordination among countries and organizations in addressing various security challenges. The participation of Rwanda and other countries in the region is expected to enhance regional security and stability. The summit will also provide a platform for countries to share their experiences and best practices in military operations.
More confirmation of invited countries and organizations are expected, indicating a high level of interest in the summit. The participation of various countries and organizations demonstrates the importance of the summit in addressing regional security challenges. The conference is expected to come up with resolutions and recommendations that will guide countries in addressing various security challenges.
The summit is a significant event that will bring together countries and organizations to discuss key security issues. The participation of Rwanda and other countries in the region is expected to promote regional security and stability. The conference will also provide a platform for countries to enhance their cooperation and coordination in addressing various security challenges.
Key points
- Rwanda to participate in a four-day summit on Military Operations Other than War in Kampala, Uganda.
- The summit will discuss key themes related to military operations, including transnational threats, cyber security, and artificial intelligence.
- Various countries and organizations have confirmed their participation, indicating a high level of interest in the summit.
