Doha: The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the M23 rebel group have signed a new framework agreement in Qatar, marking an important step toward ending years of conflict in the country’s east.

The document, signed in Doha after months of mediation, outlines eight areas that both sides have agreed to work on as part of a wider peace process. Although it does not finalize all details, mediators described the move as a major breakthrough and a sign that talks are gaining momentum.

Qatar and the United States have been supporting the negotiations, which follow earlier agreements on principles and ceasefire monitoring tools. Officials say six of the eight agreed areas still need detailed plans before they can be put into action, including disarmament steps, humanitarian ac

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