Bukavu, Sud-Kivu, RDC – Dans le but de vulgariser les "six violations graves des droits des enfants", la MONUSCO a formé 17 officiers de renseignement des FARDC sur la protection de l’enfant en situation de conflit armé le 23 octobre 2021 à Bukavu. Cette activité s'est déroulée en partenariat avec l'ONG locale Bureau pour le Volontariat au service de l’Enfance et de la Santé (BVES).Photo MONUSCO/Protection de l’Enfant

Bukavu, South Kivu, DRC – In order to popularize the "six serious violations of children's rights", MONUSCO trained 17 FARDC intelligence officers on child protection in armed conflict on 23 October 2021 in Bukavu. This activity took place in partnership with the local NGO Bureau pour le Volontariat au service de l'Enfance et de la Santé (BVES) Photo MONUSCO / Child Protection

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Kashebere, territoire de Walikale, Province du Nord-Kivu, RD Congo : Une délégation, composée de représentants de la Division de l’Information publique (PID), du Bureau conjoint des Nations Unies aux Droits de l’Homme (BCNUDH), de la section de Désarmement, Démobilisation, Rapatriement/Réinsertion et Réinstallation (DDR/RR), de la Police des Nations Unies (UNPOL) ainsi que de l’Officier de liaison des Forces Armées de la RDC (FARDC), s’est entretenue avec les FARDC sur des questions sécuritaires, à la suite de combats entre l’Alliance des patriotes pour un Congo libre et souverain(APCLS) et les Forces de défense du Congo (FDC), deux groupes armés rivaux qui s’affrontent depuis plusieurs mois. Photo MONUSCO/ Alain Wandimoyi

Kashebere, Walikale territory, North Kivu province, DR Congo: A delegation, comprising representatives from the Public Information Division (PID), the United Nations Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO), the Disarmament, Demobilization, Repatriation/Reinsertion, Resettlement (DDR/RR) section, the United Nations Police (UNPOL) as well as the Armed Forces of the DRC (FARDC) Liaison Officer, met with the FARDC to discuss security issues, following clashes between the Alliance des patriotes pour un Congo libre et souverain(APCLS) et les Forces de défense du Congo (FDC), two rival armed groups which have been battling each other for several months. Photo MONUSCO/ Alain Wandimoyi

Kinshasa: Officials from various UN Agencies and MONUSCO educate students of Institut Lumumba on the United Nations and its activities in the DRC and the world over. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.

Kinshasa: Officials from various UN Agencies and MONUSCO educate students of Institut Lumumba on the United Nations and its activities in the DRC and the world over. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.

USAID partners in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to ensure that the country’s youth have access to high-quality education. On Education Day 2022, we celebrate the dedication of teachers, parents, and partners who too recognize education as a basic human right.

Butare, Nord Kivu, RD Congo. Les troupes de la MONUSCO continuent de surveiller les villages éloignés à travers des patrouilles proactives et fréquentes afin de neutraliser la menace des groupes armés et instaurer un climat de sécurité chez les populations locales.

Photo MONUSCO/Force

Butare, North Kivu, DR Congo. MONUSCO troops continue to dominate far flung villages by means of active and frequent patrolling, instilling a sense of security in the locals and negating the threat of armed cadres to the civilian population. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Human Rights ASG Mr. Ivan Simonovic's official visit to DRC.from 2nd to 10th May 2012. Photo MONUSCO/ Myriam Asmani

DRC: The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres payed a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo from the 31 August to 2 September 2019.In Goma he held meetings with the MONUSCO leadership, Staff Union and Humanitarian actors. He also visited the DDRRR repatriation camp in Munigi where he met some ex combatants and their families. In Beni he laid a wreath for fallen Peacekeepers and visited the Mangina Ebola Operations center where he met Ebola survivors and discharged patients. The SG ended his visit in Kinshasa where he held discussions with the President of the Republic, the prime minister, National Assembly as well as opposition and governing parties and the civil society. Photo MONUSCO/Michael

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Beni, North Kivu, the commander of the FIB, Major-General Patrick Dube and the FARDC military engineering commander travelled to Kasinga on 2 June 2020 to inspect construction works on the Kasinga-Kididiwe Road. The delegation then went to the FARDC base in Kididiwe2 where they exchanged with the commander of the 3406 Regiment on the protection of civilians. For Major-General Dube this road is of paramount importance to both the military and civilians. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.

Beni, North Kivu, the commander of the FIB, Major-General Patrick Dube and the FARDC military engineering commander travelled to Kasinga on 2 June 2020 to inspect construction works on the Kasinga-Kididiwe Road. The delegation then went to the FARDC base in Kididiwe2 where they exchanged with the commander of the 3406 Regiment on the protection of civilians. For Major-General Dube this road is of paramount importance to both the military and civilians. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.

Beni, North Kivu, the commander of the FIB, Major-General Patrick Dube and the FARDC military engineering commander travelled to Kasinga on 2 June 2020 to inspect construction works on the Kasinga-Kididiwe Road. The delegation then went to the FARDC base in Kididiwe2 where they exchanged with the commander of the 3406 Regiment on the protection of civilians. For Major-General Dube this road is of paramount importance to both the military and civilians.

Erengeti, Nord-Kivu,RD Congo : Le contingent Malawite évalue la passerelle endommagée d’Uwangatu à Erengeti, Territoire de Beni. Le bon état des ponts et des passerelles sont un élément important qui permet aux forces de sécurité congolaises et à la Force de la MONUSCO d’intervenir rapidement. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Erengeti, North Kivu, DR Congo: Soldiers of the Malawian contingent assessing the damage on the Uwangatu footbridge in Erengeti, a territory of Beni. Good bridges and footbridges are essential insofar as they would help the Congolese security forces and MONUSCO force carry out quick intervention operations. Photo MONUSCO/Force

In Bukavu, the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action was celebrated through demining demonstrations, open concerts and risk education plays with a view to raise awareness amongst the communities about the risks posed by mines and explosive remnants of war (ERW).

Photo/MONUSCO/ Tresor Pendeki

Beni, North Kivu Province: The Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary General in the DRC, Leila Zerrougui has paid a day’s working visit to Beni. She held discussions with the acting Mayor and the command of the FARDC (Operation Sokola 1). She also met with various groupings including civil society and elected representatives of Beni. Discussions centered on the ongoing efforts to flash out armed groups especially the ADF and MONUSCO’S mandate of protecting the civilian population of Beni and its environs. She was accompanied by the MONUSCO Force Commander Lieutenant-General Augusto Ferreira Costa Neves. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.

DRC: The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres payed a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo from the 31 August to 2 September 2019.In Goma he held meetings with the MONUSCO leadership, Staff Union and Humanitarian actors. He also visited the DDRRR repatriation camp in Munigi where he met some ex combatants and their families. In Beni he laid a wreath for fallen Peacekeepers and visited the Mangina Ebola Operations center where he met Ebola survivors and discharged patients. The SG ended his visit in Kinshasa where he held discussions with the President of the Republic, the prime minister, National Assembly as well as opposition and governing parties and the civil society. Photo MONUSCO/Michael

Bukavu, Sud-Kivu, RDC – Dans le cadre des activités de vulgarisation du mandat de la MONUSCO, une journée sportive réunissant des étudiants de 6 grandes universités du Sud-Kivu et des membres du Personnel de la Mission de l'ONU a eu lieu samedi 23 octobre 2021 à Bukavu. Cette journée a clôturé une série de conférences-débats organisées dans les universités de Bukavu sur le mandat de la MONUSCO au cours des mois de septembre et octobre 2021. Photo MONUSCO/Fabien Safari

Bukavu, South Kivu, DRC - As part of the activities aimed to popularize MONUSCO's mandate, a sports day bringing together students from 6 major universities in South Kivu and UN Mission Staff personnel was held in Bukavu on Saturday 23 October 2021. The events wrapped up a series of the conference-debates organized at the universities of Bukavu about MONUSCO’s mandate during September and October 2021. Photo MONUSCO / Fabien Safari

RDC : Territoire de Kongolo : la MONUSCO appuie l’installation de Baraza territorial. Les membres de Baraza et la Monusco ont réussi à rapprocher les deux communautés de MULUNDA à utiliser le même puits d’eau jadis source de conflit. Photo MONUSCO Amuri Aleka

DRC: kongolo Territory: MONUSCO supports the installation of the territorial Baraza. The members of the Baraza and the MONUSCO were able to bring the two communities of MULUNDA together to use the same well waterl which had been a source of conflict. Photo MONUSCO/Amuri Aleka

Mikenge, Sud-Kivu, RD Congo – Dans le cadre de la Protection des civils, le Commandant par intérim de la Force MONUSCO, le Général de Division Thierry Lion, s’est rendu à Mikenge, dans le Sud-Kivu, où il a échangé avec les personnes déplacées afin de s’enquérir de leurs besoins en matière de sécurité. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Mikenge, South Kivu, DR Congo - As part of civilians’ protection, the acting Commander of MONUSCO Force, Major General Thierry Lion visited Mikenge, South Kivu to interacted with internally displaced persons and inquire about their security needs. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Kinshasa, RD Congo – Le mercredi 6 novembre 2019, le commandant de la Force de la MONUSCO par intérim, le général Thierry Lion, a effectué sa première visite au quartier général du bataillon ghanéen, GHANBATT, à Kinshasa. À son arrivée, il a été accueilli par le commandant du bataillon, le Lieutenant-colonel Sebastian Abraham Arhin, et a été salué par une Garde d’honneur. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Kinshasa, DR Congo – On Wednesday 6 November 2019, the acting MONUSCO Force Commander Major General Thierry Lion, had his first visit to the Ghanaian battalion, GHANBATT Headquarters, in Kinshasa. On arrival, the Commanding Officer of the Battalion Lt Col Sabastian Abraham Arhin welcomed him, and a Guard of Honor was mounted in his honor. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Kinshasa, RD Congo. L'équipe dirigeante de la MONUSCO a organisé une retraite le jeudi 11 Mai à Utex-Kinshasa sur le mandat de la MONUSCO. Des discussions suivies de recommandations ont eu lieu sur la protection des civils, les élections et la revue stratégique de la Mission : Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali

Kinshasa, DR Congo. MONUSCO leadership in a retreat over the Mission’s mandate with discussions focused on civilians’ protection and the Mission’s strategic review held at Utex-Kinshasa on Thursday 11 May: Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali

Goma, North Kivu, DRC: The Nyirangongo volcano, one of the most active in the Great Lakes region, erupted on Saturday, May 22, causing the displacement of populations who feared for their safety. MONUSCO helicopters carried out reconnaissance flights over the crater and brought in specialists to monitor and advice on the state of the volcano after the eruption.

MONUSCO has remained actively engaged alongside the Congolese population and authorities to deal with this situation. Its civil and military engineering team reopened the Goma-Rutshuru-Butembo road section, which is vital for the supply of food to the population of Goma

Peacekeepers in Goma also provided healthcare, distributing food and water to some displaced persons. MONUSCO has also remained present and continues to hold its positions in the city. Its Indian peacekeepers are patrolling 24/7 on the different routes to monitor and prevent theft-related incidents and lootings in abandoned areas.MONUSCO peacekeepers from China are working to improve traffic on the national road n° 2, between Goma, in North-Kivu, and Bukavu, in South-Kivu. making it possible for thousands of vehicles to reach Bukavu and seek refuge against the latest natural disaster which hit the city of Goma.

Beni, North Kivu, the commander of the FIB, Major-General Patrick Dube and the FARDC military engineering commander travelled to Kasinga on 2 June 2020 to inspect construction works on the Kasinga-Kididiwe Road. The delegation then went to the FARDC base in Kididiwe2 where they exchanged with the commander of the 3406 Regiment on the protection of civilians. For Major-General Dube this road is of paramount importance to both the military and civilians.

Beni, North Kivu, the commander of the FIB, Major-General Patrick Dube and the FARDC military engineering commander travelled to Kasinga on 2 June 2020 to inspect construction works on the Kasinga-Kididiwe Road. The delegation then went to the FARDC base in Kididiwe2 where they exchanged with the commander of the 3406 Regiment on the protection of civilians. For Major-General Dube this road is of paramount importance to both the military and civilians.

Kinshasa, RD Congo: Le Sous-Secrétaire- Général de l’ONU en charge du Département de la Sûreté et Sécurité, Mr. Peter Drennan interviewé par la Presse après sa rencontre avec le Ministre congolais de l’Intérieur ce mercredi 6 septembre 2017 .Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali

Kinshasa, DR Congo: The Under Secretary General, Department of safety and security , Mr. Peter Drennan talks to the Press after his meeting with the Congolese Minister of Interior today September 6th, 2017 .Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali

In Bukavu, the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action was celebrated through demining demonstrations, open concerts and risk education plays with a view to raise awareness amongst the communities about the risks posed by mines and explosive remnants of war (ERW).

Photo MONUSCO/ Tresor Pendeki

Beni, North Kivu Province Congo: The MONUSCO Force commander Lieutenant General Elias Rodrigues Martins Filho has paid a working visit to Beni on Friday 7 June 2019. He was accompanied by Brazilian Ambassador to the DRC During the visit the Force commander reviewed the Medal Presentation parade of the South African Battalion in Beni which saw a match Past as well as drill display and traditional dancing They also met with senior military officers and the Head of Office of MONUSCO Beni. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali

Nyamilima, Nord-Kivu, RDC – Les casques bleus marocains de la MONUSCO ont apporté une assistance en médicaments au centre de santé de Nyamilima. Cet appui vise à renforcer les liens de collaboration entre les populations de cette localité et les casques bleus, pour la protection des civils. Photo MONUSCO/ Force

Nyamilima, North Kivu, DRC - MONUSCO peacekeepers from Morocco have provided medical assistance to the Nyamilima health center. This support aims to strengthen the collaboration ties between the local population and the peacekeepers, for a better protection of civilians. Photo MONUSCO / Force

Beni, Nord-Kivu, RD Congo – Dans le cadre de la riposte contre la maladie à virus Ebola déclarée le 1er août dernier dans le Territoire de Beni, la Représentante spéciale adjointe du SG de l’ONU en RDC et Coordonnatrice humanitaire, Kim Bolduc et l’Ambassadeur de l’Union Européenne en RDC, M. Bart Ouvry, ont rencontré le personnel médical de l’Hôpital de Beni, afin de s’enquérir de leurs besoins. Photo MONUSCO/Alain Coulibaly

Beni, North-Kivu, DR Congo – As part of the response to the Ebola virus disease officially confirmed in the territory of Beni on 1st August, Deputy Special representative of the UNSG in DRC and Humanitarian Coordinator, Kim Bolduc and European Union’s Ambassador, Mr. Bart Ouvry, met with medical staff in Beni Hospital to enquire about their needs. Photo MONUSCO/Alain Coulibaly

Gety, Irumu territory, Ituri, DRC: MONUSCO Bangladeshi peacekeepers and a team of DDR (disarmament, demobilization and reintegration) officials embarked in a patrol in Gety (60 km from Bunia) to recognize the future disarmament site of the armed group "Force de Résistance Patriotique de Ituri (FRPI)". The Congolese authorities and this armed group are engaged in a disarmament process, the signing of which is imminent. Photo MONUSCO / Force.

Gety, territoire d'Irumu, Ituri, RDC: Les casques bleus Bangladais de la MONUSCO et une équipe de fonctionnaires du DDR (désarmement, démobilisation et réinsertion) effectuent une patrouille à Gety (60 km de Bunia) pour faire la reconnaissance du futur site de désarmement du groupe armé ‘’Force de Résistance Patriotique de l'Ituri (FRPI)’’. Les autorités congolaises et ce groupe armé sont engagés dans un processus de désarmement, dont la signature de l’Accord est imminente. Photo MONUSCO / Force.

Goma, Nord- Kivu, RD Congo : Le Président de la République Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi en visite à Goma dans la province du Nord-Kivu, a accordé une audience à une délégation de la Monusco composée du Représentant spécial adjoint du Secrétaire général de l’ONU en RDC, Mr David Gressly et du Commandant de la Force MONUSCO, le général de corps d’armée Elias Rodrigues Martins Filho. Les discussions ont tourné autour des questions liées à la sécurité et au programme DDR. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali

Goma, North Kivu, DR Congo: President of the Republic Felix-Antoine Tshisekedi visiting Goma in North Kivu Province, met with a delegation from Monusco composed of the Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in the DRC, Mr David Gressly and MONUSCO Force Commander Lieutenant-General Elias Rodrigues Martins Filho. Discussions focused on issues related to security and the DDR program. Photo MONUSCO / Michael Ali

Le Caire, Egypte : Le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général, M. Maman Sidikou, a participé à une table ronde sur le maintien de la paix et la consolidation de la paix dans la région des Grands Lacs, avec le ministre adjoint des Affaires étrangères de la RDC, Yves Kisombe et le secrétaire exécutif de la CIRGL Zachary Muburi-Muita et le Vice-Ministre de l’Egypte des affaires multilatérales et de la sécurité internationale , Hisham Badr. C’était lors d'un atelier sur le renforcement des réponses collectives pour la paix et la sécurité dans la région des Grands Lacs, organisé par le Ministère égyptien des affaires étrangères au Caire le 27 février.Photo/MONUSCO

Cairo Egypt :The Special Representative of the Secretary general, Maman Sidikou participated in a panel discussion on peacekeeping and peacebuilding in the Great Lakes Region, together with the DRC Deputy Foreign Minister Yves Kisombe, the Executive Secretary of the ICGLR Zachary Muburi-Muita, and Egyptian Assistant Foreign Minister for Multilateral Affairs and International Security, Hisham Badr. The panel discussion was part of a workshop on Enhancing Collective Responses for Peace and Security in the Great Lakes Region, organised by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cairo on 27 February.Photo /MONUSCO

Kabasha, Nord-Kivu, RDC : La MONUSCO a établi depuis quelques jours une unité de combat permanente (SCD) à Kabasha, une cité située à quelques 25 kms de Beni sur l’axe Beni-Butembo, dans la province du Nord-Kivu, pour protéger les populations ainsi que les équipes de riposte contre la maladie à virus Ebola. Il s’agit de casques bleus du bataillon Malawite qui, depuis leur arrivée et bien que leur camp soit toujours en construction, mènent des patrouilles de jour comme de nuit dans un rayon d’au moins 18 km pour dominer la zone et empêcher les groupes armés Mayi-Mayi de s’attaquer aux populations. Photo MONUSCO/Koumbo SY

Kabasha, North-Kivu, DRC: MONUSCO has recently established a permanent combat deployment (SCD) in Kabasha town, located some 25 km from Beni on the Beni-Butembo road in North Kivu province, to protect the population as well as the Ebola response teams. Since being deployed, and though the camp is still under construction, the unit composed of peacekeepers from the Malawian battalion, has been conducting day and night patrols within a radius of at least 18 km to dominate the area and prevent Mayi-Mayi armed groups from attacking the population. Photo MONUSCO/Koumbo SY

Beni, Nord-Kivu, RDC – En prévision de la fête d’indépendance de leur pays le 7 septembre prochain, des membres du personnel brésilien de la MONUSCO ont remis le 31 août dernier du matériel scolaire, dont des fournitures et des meubles, ainsi que du matériel de sport à l’école Matembo de Beni. L’objectif est d'améliorer les conditions d'apprentissage des élèves de cet établissement scolaire. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Beni, North Kivu, DRC - In anticipation of their country's Independence Day on September 7, MONUSCO personnel from Brazil donated school materials, including school stationery and furniture as well as sports equipment to Matembo school in Beni, on August 31. The action was aimed to contribute to improving learning conditions for the students attending this school. Photo MONUSCO/Force

Goma, Nord-Kivu, RDC — Du 21 au 25 septembre 2021, la cellule de formation de la Police de la MONUSCO (UNPOL) a co-animé avec la Croix Rouge (CICR) une session de formation des formateurs en « Techniques de Base de Premiers Secours » à l'école de la Police nationale congolaise (PNC) de Mugunga. Cette formation est dispensée au profit de 20 formateurs PNC, dont 6 femmes, des écoles de police de Mugunga de Goma et de Jules Moke de Bukavu. Photo MONUSCO/UNPOL

Goma, North Kivu, DRC - From September 21 to 25, 2021, MONUSCO Police Training Unit (UNPOL) co-hosted with the Red Cross (ICRC) a trainers’ training session in the "First-Aid Basic Technics” at the Congolese National Police (PNC) Academy in Mugunga. The training was intended for 20 PNC trainers, including 6 women, from Mugunga Police Academy in Goma and from Jules Moke Academy in Bukavu. Photo MONUSCO / UNPOL

DRC: The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres payed a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo from the 31 August to 2 September 2019.In Goma he held meetings with the MONUSCO leadership, Staff Union and Humanitarian actors. He also visited the DDRRR repatriation camp in Munigi where he met some ex combatants and their families. In Beni he laid a wreath for fallen Peacekeepers and visited the Mangina Ebola Operations center where he met Ebola survivors and discharged patients. The SG ended his visit in Kinshasa where he held discussions with the President of the Republic, the prime minister, National Assembly as well as opposition and governing parties and the civil society. Photo MONUSCO/Michael

Kananga, Kasaï-Central, RDC – La Police de la MONUSCO à Kananga a mis en place un numéro vert gratuit et fournit chaque mois du carburant et des tonnes de vivres à la Police nationale congolaise. Grâce à cet appui, Mirady et sa famille ont été rapidement secourus lorsque leur domicile, au Quartier RVA, a été attaqué par des hommes armés. Photo MONUSCO/Yves Zihindula

Kananga, Kasaï-Central, DRC – MONUSCO Police in Kananga have set up a toll-free number and provide fuel and tons of food to the Congolese National Police each month. Within this support, Mirady and her family were quickly rescued when their home in Quartier RVA was attacked by armed men. Photo MONUSCO / Yves Zihindula

Lors de sa première visite de terrain depuis sa prise de fonction, la Représentante spéciale du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies visite actuellement la région des Kasaï. Ici, Mme Leila Zerrougui à l’issue d’une rencontre avec des membres de la société civile le 15 mars 2018 à Kananga. Photo MONUSCO/Jacky M H Andriamihaja

On the occasion of her first field visit since assuming office, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General is currently visiting the Kasai province. On this picture, Ms. Zerrougui, after meeting with civil society representatives in Kananga on 15 March 2018. Photo MONUSCO/Jacky M H Andriamihaja

Goma, province du Nord-Kivu, RD Congo: L’équipe conjointe décentralisée de NU en collaboration avec la section VIH/SIDA de la MONUSCO a conduit lors de la journée UN Cares une sensibilisation sur le VIH/SIDA et le Cholera au profit de staffs des Nations Unies et leurs dépendants basés à Goma dans l’enceinte de PAM/FAO le Jeudi 17 Aout 2017. Photo MONUSCO/Section VIH/SIDA

Goma, North-Kivu Province, DR Congo: The UNCT (UNAIDS & All UN Agencies) in collaboration with MONUSCO HIV/AIDS section conducted during UN Cares activity, a mass sensitization on HIV/AIDS and Cholera to UN staffs of Goma and their dependents in WFP/FAO compound on August 17th 2017. Photo MONUSCO/HIV/AIDS section

La Gombe, Kinshasa, RDC : Les Officiers de la Police MONUSCO sensibilisent des élèves du Collège Bimwala (Commune de La Gombe) aux violences sexuelles et leurs conséquences. Photo MONUSCO/UNPOL

La Gombe, Kinshasa, DRC: MONUSCO Police Officers sensitizing students of College Bimwala (La Gombe Municipality) on sexual violence and its consequences. Photo MONUSCO/UNPOL

DRC: The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres payed a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo from the 31 August to 2 September 2019.In Goma he held meetings with the MONUSCO leadership, Staff Union and Humanitarian actors. He also visited the DDRRR repatriation camp in Munigi where he met some ex combatants and their families. In Beni he laid a wreath for fallen Peacekeepers and visited the Mangina Ebola Operations center where he met Ebola survivors and discharged patients. The SG ended his visit in Kinshasa where he held discussions with the President of the Republic, the prime minister, National Assembly as well as opposition and governing parties and the civil society. Photo MONUSCO/Michael

Kinshasa, RD Congo. Dans le cadre de ses bons offices, le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies, Maman Sidikou a recu en audience ce matin au quartier général de la MONUSCO, une délégation de l'Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie, comprenant le général Siaka Sangaré et Georges Nakseu, directeur des affaires politiques, Photo MONUSCO/Michael ali.

Kinshasa, DR Congo: As part of his good offices, the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary General, Maman Sidikou this morning received a delegation from the International Francophone Organization in his office at the MONUSCO Headquarters. The delegation included General Siaka Sangare and Georges Nakesu the Director of political affairs. Photo MONUSCO/Michael Ali.

Human Rights ASG Mr. Ivan Simonovic's official visit to DRC.from 2nd to 10th May 2012. Photo MONUSCO/ Myriam Asmani