DRC and Serbia Lay Foundations for New Cooperation Framework
Monday, 01 December 2025 16:48
-
The two countries signed two MoUs covering political consultations and academic cooperation.
-
They also signed a bilateral military agreement to strengthen security and defense ties.
-
The accords aim to deepen bilateral and multilateral cooperation across government and academic sectors.
The Democratic Republic of Congo and Serbia signed two memorandums of understanding to strengthen their partnership, according to a statement published by the Congolese Foreign Affairs Ministry on Saturday, November 29.
????? Ce 28 novembre 2025, à l’occasion de la visite officielle de SEM le Président de la République Félix-AntoineTshisekedi, en République de Serbie, la Vice-Ministre des Affaires Etrangères, Noëlla Ayeganagato Nakwipone (@Ayeganagato_01), a signé plusieurs accords entre les… pic.twitter.com/YnJdTrjjX6
— RDC • Affaires Etrangères ?? (@RDC_Minafet) November 29, 2025
The MoUs focus on permanent political consultations, closer bilateral and multilateral cooperation, and expanded training, research and academic exchanges between the two nations.
In addition, both parties signed a bilateral military agreement designed to reinforce cooperation in security and defense.
Live News
-
Kenya Targets 15,000 Jobs From Dual Highway Project
17:20
-
Lesotho Launches Digital Programme to Tackle Youth Unemployment
17:18
-
Safaricom Seeks $309mln Through New Bond Program
17:12
-
Zimbabwe to Impose 15% Tax on Foreign Digital Services From 2026
17:04
-
Guinea-Bissau Transition Leader Installs New 27-Member Government
16:52
-
NBA Africa Picks Ten Startups From Five Countries for Triple-Double Program
15:59
-
Bolt Hits 400 Million Rides in South Africa
15:48
-
Togo’s Tchaoudjo 1 Sets 2035 Goal to Recycle Up to 60% of Local Waste
15:28
-
Kenya: iFunza Connects Teachers and Parents to Track Student Progress
15:02
-
Togo Calls on Municipalities to Catalogue Heritage Sites as Part of Tourism Push
12:56
Vodacom Tanzania launches M-Pesa Global Payments, enabling seamless international transactions thr...
S&P upgrades Zambia to CCC+ as debt talks advance and copper output rebounds. About 94% of $...
Anthropic, Rwanda’s government, and ALX launched Chidi, an AI mentor built on Claude. It wi...
Kossi Ténou succeeds Badanam Patoki as president of the AMF-UMOA. Ténou brings over 20 years of e...
Senegal, BOAD launch Fovas to monetize public infrastructure assets Fund aims to boost financing...
The government values the Nairobi–Mau Summit and Nairobi–Maai Mahiu–Naivasha highway projects at $1.54 billion. President William Ruto says...
Telecom operator launches KES40 billion medium-term bond program First KES15 billion tranche offered at a fixed 10.40% rate for five...
The government will apply a 15% tax on all payments to foreign digital platforms starting Jan. 1, 2026. The measure targets major platforms such...
President Daniel Chapo denies allegations of torture and killings by security forces protecting Mozambique LNG in 2021. The ECCHR has filed a...
Niokolo-Koba National Park, designated both a Biosphere Reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the ecological treasures of Senegal and all of...
Hidden deep within the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest on Kenya’s coast near Malindi, the ancient city of Gedi stands as one of East Africa’s most intriguing...