Trump called the signing of peace between DR Congo and Rwanda historic

On December 4, US President Donald Trump called the signing of the peace agreement between DR Congo and Rwanda a historic event.

"We have gathered at the United States Institute of Peace to sign a historic agreement that will end one of the longest-running conflicts in the world," Trump said.

The American leader also noted that the conflict had claimed many lives. He also called President Paul Kagame of Rwanda and President Felix Chisekedi of the Democratic Republic of the Congo brave and wonderful people.

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On the same day, Bloomberg reported that the US State Department renamed the United States Institute of Peace in honor of Trump, whose administration had previously tried to liquidate the organization.

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